By no means is beading just recently catching on in popularity. The art has been around for centuries and more and more youth in Membertou Continue Reading →
There are many types of domestic violence, and it can happen at any age, to anyone. According to Nova Scotia’s Domestic Violence Action Plan, aboriginal Continue Reading →
“There is nothing that can be done from another place or by another race that cannot be done better by our own people.” This was Continue Reading →
On February 21, 2014 Millbrook First Nation went to the polls to elect their Chief and Council. All of the current Chief and Council were Continue Reading →
By now, we all know that being active has numerous health benefits for each and every one of us. Being active keeps you strong, lowers Continue Reading →
Nineteen First Nations from across Canada sign onto the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management and begin development of their own land codes March Continue Reading →
Developing the historic Residential School Legacy program The Indian Residential School (IRS) Legacy Project is a Truth and Reconciliation Commission (TRC) Commemoration project that began Continue Reading →
It was a very busy month for everyone at LSK… staff and students alike. This made the days, weeks and in fact, entire month fly Continue Reading →
Seventy First Nations to participate in a program to help connect youth with skills training The Government of Canada is investing in skills training for Continue Reading →
Sydney – For the first time post-secondary students are being invited to submit case studies in a contest that focuses on aboriginal business. In an Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Policy Congress (APC) of First Nations Secretariat is pleased to welcome two new Health staff members: Troy Sanders and Jarvis Googoo. Our new Continue Reading →
Halifax – November 27, 2013 Foraging for food in the wilderness might seem like something our ancestors did, but during the past decade it’s attracted Continue Reading →