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The Atlantic First Nations Water Authority is honoured to share the news that two more communities have confirmed their desire to explore membership in AFNWA Continue Reading →
We hit the Powwow Trail this month, attending Mawiomis at Pictou Landing on June 4, Abegweit on June 11, and capped off June at St. Continue Reading →
Chantal LeBlanc – Manager of Corporate Services and Chief Financial Officer Chantal completed her Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Business Administration, specializing in accounting, at Continue Reading →
April was another busy month at the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority (AFNWA). Firstly, Congratulations goes out to water operator Corbin Stevens from Pictou Landing Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw Harvesters from Pictou Landing First Nation will be taking to the waters under their community’s Netukulimk Livelihood Fisheries Plan, to fish for a moderate Continue Reading →
March was a busy month for us at the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority. After two months of staff working primarily from home due to Continue Reading →
Aquatic Invasive Species Aquatic species that are non-native and have harmful effects on the ecosystem are referred to as aquatic invasive species. Aquatic invasive species Continue Reading →
During the 2021 field season, The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq’s ‘Culverts project,’ worked to restore fish passage throughout the Stewiacke watershed. The watershed is listed Continue Reading →
Looking back over the past twelve months, the Atlantic First Nations Water Authority (AFNWA) continues to grow in exciting ways. Our team has expanded to Continue Reading →
The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs (Assembly) has long been concerned with the potential sale of lands at Owl’s Head Provincial Park, a 267.62 Continue Reading →
Millbrook, NS – In the spirit of truth and reconciliation, the stewards of Windhorse Farm, a beautiful property of nearly 200-acres that includes pristine old Continue Reading →
