North Bay, ON – Cape Breton University’s Purdy Crawford Chair in Aboriginal Business Studies will bring this academic year’s mentoring program to a close for Continue Reading →
Antigonish – Internationally renowned artist Alan Syliboy of Millbrook, Nova Scotia has been named the fifth Coady Chair in Social Justice at StFX University. In Continue Reading →
We are each uniquely led, whether by the Creator or our own intuition, to achieve what is in us to become or accomplish in this Continue Reading →
While the Daniels Decision is a reason for celebration by the Métis Nation of Canada, Nova Scotia has always been the traditional homeland of the Continue Reading →
What began as a regular family trip to the grocery store could have taken a tragic turn if not for the quick actions of an Continue Reading →
A year ago, Ta’n Wen’ju’te’ke-winu’k Etl-kina’masulti’tij delivered what was the absolute best amateur boxing show in Nova Scotiawith Toe to Toe in MB2. The boxing Continue Reading →
Sydney – The meaning behind the music is never far from Kalolin Johnson’s thoughts when she steps up to sing a song that’s garnered national Continue Reading →
There is a great deal of misinformation being printed and broadcast concerning the recent Supreme Court of Canada Daniels decision, especially by some of the Continue Reading →
On March 29, 2016 the Eskasoni Girls Figure Skating Program made a historic first when they held their very first figure skating recital at the Continue Reading →
Eel Ground First Nation – The provincial government is providing $20,000 in funding to the 2016 New Brunswick Indian Summer Games. “I am pleased to Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: Before the Europeans landed on our shores, the Mi’kmaw people lived in and enjoyed beautiful Appalachian Forest, here in Epekwitk, PEI, and the Continue Reading →
Six innovative projects that will help prevent sexual violence in First Nations communities are receiving grants through the province’s Sexual Violence Strategy. Community Services Minister Continue Reading →