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Regional Chief Morley Googoo Reports on Education I would like to begin by welcoming everyone to this year’s 2013 Special Chief’s Assembly here in Gatineau, Continue Reading →
High school graduation rates among Mi’kmaq students in Nova Scotia peaked at 87.7 per cent per cent in 2012-13, considerably higher than the national average Continue Reading →
Dorene Bernard, Shubenacadie Band member, joined the Mi’kmawey Debert Cultural Centre team as the IRS (Indian Residential School) Legacy Project Coordinator in April 2013. She Continue Reading →
As the nights get cooler and the days get shorter, the risk of falling outside becomes more of an issue. Slipping on frosty steps in Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: It is that special time of year again to honour those great Mi’kmaq men and women who served their country and have given the Continue Reading →
A student from the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology is the recipient of the 2013 Alberta Equity Scholarship, an initiative of the Alberta stations of Continue Reading →
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Fourteen Aboriginals from all parts of Nova Scotia graduated on October 10, from a 16 week Iron Workers training program at the NSCC campus in Continue Reading →
Four StFX students honoured with Sister Dorothy Moore Mi’kmaq Education Scholarship StFX is celebrating student success. Four StFX B.Ed. students, Ashley Julian, Luisa Martin, Rayana Continue Reading →
More than a dozen local Aboriginals are part of the construction crew for the new Membertou School now under construction. The Unama’ki Economic Benefits Office, Continue Reading →
Active Ambassadors and Educators for Endangered Atlantic Salmon Habitats Aboriginal youth from the Native Council of Nova Scotia are working with Elders and their community Continue Reading →
Over the years, Mi’kmaq people have seen the landscape of Atlantic Canada become more and more multicultural and reflective of the cultures of people who Continue Reading →
