Culture
CategoryThe Atlantic Wapanaki Two Spirit Alliance(W2SA) is currently seeking individuals that woul like to share their “coming out” stories to our families, communities and other Continue Reading →
Every Monday afternoon for three weeks in February and March, students at Champlain Elementary School experienced cultural traditions, music, history, crafts and art of Nova Continue Reading →
Prime Minster Stephen Harper ended the June 11 2008 apology to former students of Indian Residential Schools with the following statement about the Truth and Continue Reading →
There is a tradition where the Roman Catholic Church meets the Mi’kmaw people every year on Good Friday, the Indian Brook residents and guest gather Continue Reading →
If all the world consumed the resources per capita that Canadians do we would need 8 Earths to satiate our way of life. The GHC’s Continue Reading →
There was a great turn out, with 98 shooters coming out for the Millbrook 3-D Shoot on Sunday, April 22nd! Results: BHO 1st – Andrew Continue Reading →
Many things happened to the Badger, while he was roaming about. Kaqasi mili-tpiet netna ula Ki’kwaju’, ke’sk ali-mili-ala’sit. Now his coat was ripped, when he Continue Reading →
Tripartite Forum Language Page Colouring Contest Winners for March 2012 The Mi’kmaq • Nova Scotia • Canada Tripartite Forum would like to extend its sincere Continue Reading →
May Birthday greeting go out to: Henry Roscoe, Linda Copage, William Copage, Henry Copage, Jeremy Harlow, Theresa Joudrey, Cody Joudrey, George Labrador, Mary Ann Melanson, Continue Reading →
If you are ever in Indian Brook, Nova Scotia, you will definitely notice from afar the rooftop cross, especially at night as it illuminates the Continue Reading →
The very first Maritime Bead Festival is taking place in Truro, Friday through Sunday, May 18-20 at the newly renovated Holiday Inn & Convention Centre. Continue Reading →













