In 2018/19, we began our mission to engage Indian Residential School (IRS) survivors and their descendants in a project of commemoration and reconciliation. Our intent Continue Reading →
December 10th was the United Nations’ International Day for Human Rights. Typically, we would mark the day with a public event and presentation of the Continue Reading →
A series of conversations with Rise Ashen and Wolf Castle When many Canadians think of the music of First Nations people, they might conjure up Continue Reading →
October is known as Mi’kmaw History month, it gives us Mi’kmaq the chance to educate promote and celebrate our culture. This Mi’kmaw History Month, I Continue Reading →
On November 20th, Clean Coasts teamed up with staff from the Mi’kmaw Conservation Group (MCG) and The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq (CMM) to deploy 40 Continue Reading →
Cultural authenticity is at the heart of cultural tourism, and yet it is a very difficult concept to define. As we have been meeting with Continue Reading →
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Our Chiefs wish to honour and recognize Debbie Christmas our Director of Finance for the wonderful accomplishment of receiving her Certified Aboriginal Professional Administrator (CAPA) Continue Reading →
Quey aqq Pijilasi to my wonderful world of creativity of combining imagination and reality into my stories. I love writing but it must be on Continue Reading →
Berwick, NS – The Annapolis Valley Regional Library has been awarded a $40,000 Anti-Racism Action Program grant from the Department of Canadian Heritage Multiculturalism Program. Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – New legislation introduced on November 18, 2020, by the provincial government is intended to ensure clarity and consistency with changes to federal divorce Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – The provincial government has launched the New Brunswick Nature Legacy Information Hub where provincial residents can nominate specific areas for protection and share Continue Reading →