The Standing Senate Committee on Aboriginal Peoples tabled its interim report today entitled Housing on First Nation Reserves: Challenges and Successes. The interim report provides Continue Reading →
The Native Women’s Association of Canada (NWAC) is pleased to begin work on a new project, Activating Social Change Through Awareness & New Tool Generation. Continue Reading →
Charlottetown – The Confederation Centre Art Gallery will officially launch six new shows on Saturday, March 7 at 7 p.m. These exhibitions vary greatly, ranging Continue Reading →
On February 24 & 25, a group of individuals from the Mi’kmaw communities in Nova Scotia, came together to discuss the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia Continue Reading →
When 17 year old Shawnee Paul, who is attending her final year at Allison Bernard Memorial High School got news that she was awarded the Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: I George Paul, brother of the late Victoria Rose Paul have been given full authorization to take any and all civil action to Continue Reading →
Chief Terry Paul made the momentous first cut of steel that will be used in the construction of the new Membertou Sport and Wellness Centre Continue Reading →
Exemplary Conduct and Workplace Safety The award for Exemplary Conduct and Workplace Safety is not given out every year but it’s meant to recognize individuals Continue Reading →
A new aboriginal education officer at the Nova Scotia Human Rights Commission will strengthen relationships, raise awareness of human rights issues and better understand how Continue Reading →
One of the largest First Nations in Nova Scotia is the Sipekne’katik First Nation. The Mi’kmaq community of over 2000 people is located in Central Continue Reading →
Wagmatcook Learning Centre first opened its doors in August of 2014 and students have experienced a very successful first term at the new center. For Continue Reading →