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Preparing Mi’kmaw Communities’ Water Utilities for Climate Change is a project funded by Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development (AANDC) through their Climate Change Adaptation Program Continue Reading →
Rita Joe and Mary Simon among those honoured in new McCain Centre at Mount Saint Vincent University On May 29, 2015, Mount Saint Vincent University Continue Reading →
And these students not only proved that, but they did really well in the MK Science Fair on Wednesday, March 9th, 2015. This year LSK Continue Reading →
On March 3 & 4, 2015 50 Mi’kmaw educators, lawyers, chiefs, Elders, provincial government employees, and Mi’kmaq Grand Council members gathered at the Membertou Trade Continue Reading →
It usually takes more than one person to get a story right, especially when the subjects of that story live in communities that might feel Continue Reading →
ANTIGONISH – One of the three honourary doctorates presented at Sunday’s spring convocation ceremonies at St. FX went to Eskasoni’s Sr. Veronica Matthews. The registered Continue Reading →
Bathurst – The provincial government has invested $136,000 in two training programs for 23 aboriginal individuals at the Trevali Mining Corp.’s Caribou mine near Bathurst. Continue Reading →
March just seemed to fly by… what with the March Break and all those storm days; lots of catching up to do. So, welcome April… Continue Reading →
MK Hosts Annual Planning Symposium Educators, parents, Elders, youth and other community representatives congregated at the Ramada in Dartmouth from March 11-13th, 2015, for the Continue Reading →
Elephant Thoughts, Canada’s largest charitable organization supporting Educational Outreach in First Nations communities, has been operating out of Sipeknekatik for the past year. The program Continue Reading →
On Friday, March 27, approximately 70 Teachers Assistants and Student Support Workers attended the first of 4 workshops in Eskasoni on working with students who Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey will publish its first annual anthology of Grade 7-12 student writing and artwork this spring. The anthology will be titled A’tukowinu’k, meaning “storytellers”. Continue Reading →
