Time to Clear the Air: Art on Environmental Racism by Mi’kmaw and African Nova Scotian Youth. A group of students working in partnership with Dr. Continue Reading →
Nestled along the shores of the beautiful Bras d’Or Lakes on the Island of Cape Breton Nova Scotia is the vibrant Waycobah First Nation. The Continue Reading →
Hosted by Association of Atlantic Universities (AUU) at Mount Saint Vincent University (MSVU). Rosario Building Multipurpose Room, March 9th & 10th 2015 Student Leadership and Continue Reading →
Millbrook – Twenty Five years after the Royal Commission into the wrongful conviction of the late Donald Marshall Jr., the Mi’kmaq –Nova Scotia- Canada Tripartite Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs would like to welcome Georgianna Barlow to the Health team as Policy Analyst. Georgianna has much to Continue Reading →
The book Who is an Indian? by professor Maximillian Forte from Concordia University was published in 2013. The book discusses an important policy direction in Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: A long, long time ago I was sitting by a camp fire when somebody asked, “Where does the word Squaw come from?” An Continue Reading →
A New Year always brings opportunities for a fresh start, and this New Year began with a new Mi’kmaw language teacher for the Wagmatcook School. Continue Reading →
Training Aboriginal as Power Line Labourers Membertou, Jan.14, 2015 – PowerTel, a major player in the construction and maintenance of transmission power lines, has partnered Continue Reading →
In May of 2012, Kwilmu’kw Maw-klusuaqn Negotiation Office (KMKNO) negotiated an Interim Arrangement through the Made-in-Nova Scotia Process with Parks Canada. This Interim arrangement was Continue Reading →
OTTAWA – Assembly of First Nations (AFN) National Chief Perry Bellegarde is pleased with today’s court decision to extend the deadlines for the Indian residential Continue Reading →