Strategies for Aboriginal Success I DO BUSINESS. Atlantic Regional Summit – Strategies for Aboriginal Success was just that, a great success! The three-day Summit, Continue Reading →
When Velvet Paul calls from L’nu Sipuk Kina’muokuom School (LSK) I know we are in for an adventure here at EWPC. The last time she Continue Reading →
After being seriously injured in a car crash in 2010, Ryan Ginnish could no longer play hockey, a game he’d loved since the age of Continue Reading →
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia Aboriginal art in the permanent collection of the Art Gallery of Nova Scotia will once again be exhibited in consecrated Continue Reading →
Do you vote in elections? If you said “yes”, you already know how important this process is. Voting is the exercise of asserting your individual Continue Reading →
When Eskasoni Chief and Council announced on May 8, 2013 a Subway chain will be opening at the once Country Chicken located inside Eskasoni Foodland Continue Reading →
November was a busy month for four First Nations Communities as they went to the polls and elected their Chief and Council. The first community Continue Reading →
I have seven new furry deer friends in my yard. They arrived shortly before the holidays and have remained for my family to watch, and Continue Reading →
Rose Julian, Paqtnkek Director of Economic Development was presented with the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Medal this past December. Rose is one of 60,000 Canadians recognized Continue Reading →
Skills and Partnership Fund Provides Training for 161 Community Members to Prepare for Commercial Development Project. The twinning of Highway 104 presents opportunities for Paqtnkek Continue Reading →
Collaborative approach to dealing with Mi’kmaq social issues could soon become reality SYDNEY – In three years time, the Mi’kmaq people of Nova Scotia may Continue Reading →
As school board director, Elizabeth Ann Cremo stated, “The Role Model of the Year ceremony has become a jewel in our community.” Every November the Continue Reading →