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A project to develop a financial literacy program sensitive to the needs and financial decisions of youth in a local First Nations community has netted Continue Reading →
Atlantic Regional Indian Residential Schools Commemorative Event The newly formed First Nations Centre of Balance and Resiliency Association hosted their first Atlantic Regional Indian Residential Continue Reading →
Aquaculture is attracting a high level of interest from First Nation leaders as a growing business development sector and a job creation engine for Aboriginal Continue Reading →
On Wednesday, September 26th, LSK hosted their fifth annual Terry Fox Run. All students and staff participated. Kepmite’tmnnej Kisiku’lk Mimajiwinu’k was celebrated at LSK on Continue Reading →
Lepper and McClure’s brook used to be a great place to fish, swim, and even ice skate. However that was in the past, nowadays there Continue Reading →
OTTAWA – The Royal Canadian Legion will build a “Virtual Wall of Honour and Remembrance” to honour all deceased veterans. The appearance of the “Virtual Continue Reading →
ESKASONI – Youth from Nova Scotia’s thirteen First Nation communities were at the Mi’kmaw Summer Games in Eskasoni promoting the province’s first anti-substance abuse campaign Continue Reading →
For Aboriginal Communities & Entrepreneurs OTTAWA – The 2012 Aboriginal Entrepreneurs Conference and Trade Show (AECTS 2012) being held on October 15 and 16 at Continue Reading →
The Mi’kmaq Maliseet Atlantic Youth Council (MMAYC) along with Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat hosted the “Bridging the Gap” conference August 6th Continue Reading →
I don’t think any of us need to be told that physical activity is good for us. I am careful not to say exercise here, Continue Reading →
