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Within the last few years, Mainland Mi’kmaw communities have expressed interest in engaging in marine animal response. The increased interest in marine animal response is Continue Reading →
The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs(Assembly)would like to congratulate and recognize the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre on their work to secure funding for their Continue Reading →
Government is committed to supporting transportation options for Nova Scotians. The province is investing $707,674 to help 11 organizations purchase accessible vehicles to make health Continue Reading →
Chain Pickerel are an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) in Mi’kma’ki. Since their illegal introduction in Digby County in the 1940s, they have continued to spread Continue Reading →
While discussions on the Avon River were making positive strides at the Mi’kmaq-Nova Scotia Canada Consultation table, this week the Consultation Department at the Kwilmu’kw Continue Reading →
I came across this speech given by our world renowned and respected Mi’kmaw Elder, Daniel N. Paul, to the Nova Scotia Tourist Association in 2003. Continue Reading →
Chief Leroy Denny, the Lead Chief of Social for the Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs (Assembly), is pleased with the work that the Mi’kmaw Continue Reading →
Citizens who engage with the New Brunswick RCMP will now have the added option of holding an Eagle Feather when providing statements or being interviewed Continue Reading →
In researching the creation story of Mi’kmaw Family and Children’s Services of Nova Scotia journey to what it is today, it is simply astonishing. With Continue Reading →
On October 23, the Qalipu Development Corporation held an event to launch its new product, Waspu. This product is a heart-healthy, Omega-3 rich, Indigenous branded Continue Reading →
The province, Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey and Millbrook First Nation have renewed a memorandum of understanding creating a partnership to teach treaty education to children in all Continue Reading →