On June 21, National Aboriginal Day (NAD), Toronto Public Library will host a day of programming in the Bram & Bluma Appel Salon at the Continue Reading →
Wolfville, NS, Sipekne’katik District -During Convocation held on May 10 & 11, Acadia University granted honorary degrees to four outstanding Canadians who have made significant Continue Reading →
Another Adopt-a-Library WOW Reading Challenge is over!! I am pleased to let everyone know that LSK won SILVER for the “Nova Scotia, Canada and World Continue Reading →
Sipuke’l Gallery opened on June 3rd with the Grand Opening on June 21st to coincide with National Aboriginal Day. The Gallery is owned by Acadia Continue Reading →
As we tie up the end of the school year, we have many graduates. Our Muin Sipu Learning Center Preschool graduates are Omri Harlow-White, Eli Continue Reading →
Preparing Mi’kmaw Communities’ Water Utilities for Climate Change is a project funded by Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development (AANDC) through their Climate Change Adaptation Program Continue Reading →
To stop reviewing New Energy East Information from TransCanada May 13, 2015, Toronto – More than sixty groups across Canada are asking the National Energy Continue Reading →
ARICHAT – Potlotek First Nation and the Municipality of the County of Richmond have signed a first-of-its-kind memorandum of understanding between both councils. The MOU Continue Reading →
Since 2012, the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq Chiefs (Assembly) and Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn Negotiation Office (KMKNO) have been developing a Mi’kmaq Plamu Salmon Management Plan, Continue Reading →
Rita Joe and Mary Simon among those honoured in new McCain Centre at Mount Saint Vincent University On May 29, 2015, Mount Saint Vincent University Continue Reading →
And these students not only proved that, but they did really well in the MK Science Fair on Wednesday, March 9th, 2015. This year LSK Continue Reading →