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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 →
Ottawa – A parade was held at Canadian Forces Base Borden, to mark the graduation of Aboriginal youth from the seven-week Black Bear Youth Development Continue Reading →
With an increase in Aboriginal entrepreneurship in Canada, it is increasingly important for entrepreneurs to become aware of some of the basic legal concepts that Continue Reading →
The year-end graduation ceremony held at Mi’kmawey School on Thursday, June 28, 2012 saw a record number of graduates from high school and post secondary Continue Reading →
The Seven Generations Society’s project for a Tourism Management Program delivered at the NSCC Truro Campus saw 11 Mi’kmaq graduates from the program. Of the Continue Reading →
A Grade 12 student promoting social justice, a Grade 4 student who helps raise funds for cancer research, and a Grade 8 student who shares Continue Reading →
On Saturday, May 12, twenty-five CBU graduates from seven First Nation communities across the province celebrated their academic accomplishments at a banquet held at Membertou Continue Reading →
The Mi’kmaw Conservation Group is excited to be launching its newly re-vamped website on July 17th. MCG will be hosting a lunch and launch party Continue Reading →
On May 31, 2012, Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada (AANDC) announced 69 commemoration projects dedicated to commemoration the residential school experience across the country Continue Reading →
On Monday June 18, 2012, Mi’kma-way Cultural Consultation hosted “Cultural Teachings”, an indigenous cultural training session at the Lord Nelson Hotel in Halifax, Nova Scotia. Continue Reading →
Allison Bernard Memorial High School an Unama’ki TEC Students Celebrate Prominent Mi’kmaq Literacy Leader. On June 1, Allison Bernard Memorial High School in Eskasoni First Continue Reading →
