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HALIFAX – November 4, 2018 – Mount Saint Vincent University (the Mount) celebrated more than 340 graduates from 12 countries during fall convocation ceremonies held Continue Reading →
On Friday, November 2 the 11 students enrolled in the 6- week Certified Safety Labourer Program graduated. “We began with 11 committed students, and we Continue Reading →
Seventeen students at the Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education (NSCECE) have benefited from the cultural bursary program. The purpose of the cultural bursary Continue Reading →
Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder and Prevention During the Holidays With Christmas and New Years just around the corner it can be a busy time of Continue Reading →
Moose have long been an important part of the ecology of Nova Scotia’s Acadian forests, filling an essential ecological niche in the province’s natural environment. Continue Reading →
Two years ago, Brad Paul made a decision. He would provide the best life possible for his young daughter, regardless of the geographical and financial Continue Reading →
The holiday season is a season of abundance. It overflows with friends, family, food, and unfortunately, waste. Single use plastic products and packaging, non-recyclable wrapping Continue Reading →
David (Tapit) Saint-Jacques’ Space Launch On Monday, December 3rd, 2018, hundreds of Mi’kmaw students, families, educators, and community leaders gathered to watch the launch of Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: October 16, 2018 When asked about the issue of having a day for the (Indigences/survivors) it was something we aspired to for many Continue Reading →
The Nova Scotia College of Early Childhood Education recognized Orange Shirt Day October 3rd by wearing orange shirts and learning about the significance of this Continue Reading →
St. Francis Xavier University has named Kerry Prosper, a respected Mi’kmaw Elder, published author and Band Council member from Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation as its inaugural Continue Reading →
The health status of Indigenous adults has been deteriorating in Canada for over a decade, and socioeconomic inequalities in health among Indigenous Canadians have increased Continue Reading →
