Monthly reminder of being Mi'kmaw | Published by Mi'kmaq Maliseet Nations News • Serving Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, Eastern Quebec, P.E.I. and Newfoundland
Advertising

Get the ball rolling to connect you to the Atlantic Region! We can provide you with a tailored quote to meet your needs. Learn more »

Subscriptions

Sign up now to receive a subscription to the Mi’kmaq Maliseet Nations News.
Only $24.95 per year!
Learn more »

Full Issues

Subscribers can read full issues of the Mi’kmaq Maliseet Nations News online. Read now »

Business, Education

Investment in mining sector training programs for FNs

Comments Off on Investment in mining sector training programs for FNs

Bathurst – The provincial government has invested $136,000 in two training programs for 23 aboriginal individuals at the Trevali Mining Corp.’s Caribou mine near Bathurst. Continue Reading →

Business

New Developments in Expansion of Commercial Fishery

Comments Off on New Developments in Expansion of Commercial Fishery

Located along the south shore of the Gaspé Peninsula at the intersection of the Gesgapegiag River estuary and the Bay of Chaleurs is the Gesgapegiag Continue Reading →

Community

Guardian of the Bras d’Or Lakes: Charlie Joe Dennis Remembered

Comments Off on Guardian of the Bras d’Or Lakes: Charlie Joe Dennis Remembered

“I think it will go down in history that he was the greatest crusader for the protection of the Bras d’Or Lake and the watershed,” Continue Reading →

Community, Health

AFN Says 2015 Federal Budget a “Missed Opportunity”

Comments Off on AFN Says 2015 Federal Budget a “Missed Opportunity”

Ottawa – Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde said that the 2015 federal budget fails to deliver on investments needed to improve Continue Reading →

Community

Bear River Beat – Retirement is here

Comments Off on Bear River Beat – Retirement is here

Patricia (Pat) Robar-Harlow recently retired on March 31st. Her retirement celebration was held at the Band Office which included a video montage. She was honoured Continue Reading →

Community

Treaty Rights may effect next Federal Election

Comments Off on Treaty Rights may effect next Federal Election

The Recognition of Aboriginal Title and the Implementation of Aboriginal and Treaty Rights: A Major Issue for the Future of Canada and the Next Federal Continue Reading →

Community, Legal

Canada & FNI bolster Qalipu Mi’kmaw Enrolment Process

Comments Off on Canada & FNI bolster Qalipu Mi’kmaw Enrolment Process

Ottawa – Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada. The Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, and Brendan Sheppard, Chief of the Continue Reading →

Community, Youth

LSK Food Donations…

Comments Off on LSK Food Donations…

On Friday, April 24th, Ms. Helena Sack and Ms. Elle Michael, both Educational Assistants here at LSK, decided to host a food bank donation day. Continue Reading →

Health

Addressing the top priority of Atlantic Chiefs

Comments Off on Addressing the top priority of Atlantic Chiefs

Mental Health & Addictions All First Nations communities are in some way, affected by the crisis of mental health and addictions, often times, questioning where Continue Reading →

Education, Youth

L’nu Sipuk Kina’muokuom (LSK) School NEWS…

Comments Off on L’nu Sipuk Kina’muokuom (LSK) School NEWS…

March just seemed to fly by… what with the March Break and all those storm days; lots of catching up to do. So, welcome April… Continue Reading →

Business

In. Business Launches in Winnipeg

Comments Off on In. Business Launches in Winnipeg

Sydney – Sixty First Nations, Metis, and Inuit youth will start their business careers this Friday when Cape Breton University (CBU) kicks off its Central Continue Reading →

Business, Community

Update on FNs Financial Transparency Act

Comments Off on Update on FNs Financial Transparency Act

OTTAWA – The Honourable Bernard Valcourt, Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development, issued the following statement on the First Nations Financial Transparency Act: “Our Continue Reading →