Dear Editor: This is a letter I sent to the Minster responsible for Parks Canada, requesting that they remove the name Fort Amherst from the Continue Reading →
Two Mi’kmaq Sisters are breaking new trails by offering the first professional on-reserve counselling service that goes In-Community across Nova Scotia, and also offers an Continue Reading →
Four (4) of the Membertou Boxing Club’s will be looking for gold when they compete in the 2016 Brampton Cup in Ontario. The 34th annual Continue Reading →
The new song titled ‘Gentle Warrior,’ created by the students and teachers of Allison Bernard Memorial High School (ABMHS) in Eskasoni knew their song was Continue Reading →
The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs, member to Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn Negotiation Office (KMKNO) and the Sipekne’katik Chief and Council have found themselves at odds Continue Reading →
I can’t believe that we are already into the month of February. Where did January go?? Time sure flies by when you are super busy Continue Reading →
Marcus Gosse is a Newfoundland Mi’kmaw Artist and a member of the Qalipu Mi’kmaq First Nation Band in Newfoundland. Marcus’ grandmother, Alice Maude Gosse (maiden Continue Reading →
Heritage Day has a new symbol that reflects Nova Scotia’s rich and diverse culture. Tony Ince, Minister of Communities, Culture and Heritage, unveiled the flag Continue Reading →
Whitney Pier, NS. Jan.18, 2016 – Seven local Mi’kmaq are enrolled in a 12 week introduction training program as commercial and residential electricians. The program Continue Reading →
In 2010, my mom was diagnosed with Primary Biliary Cirrhosis (PBC). What is PBC? It is a chronic liver disease. It is believed that PBC Continue Reading →
In late summer 2015, Anthony King was hired as the MCG Forestry Stewardship Officer. Anthony is a Forest Technologist and Fish and Wildlife Technician whose Continue Reading →
An election to choose Qalipu’s governing body, the Chief and Council, takes place every three years, and was recently conducted this year on October 23. Continue Reading →