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FREDERICTON – The provincial government tabled today a $10.2 billion 2020-21 budget designed to strike a balance among lowering the debt, addressing priority areas and Continue Reading →
Tribute to Six Late Chiefs who created a fine respected organization, The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq. But first, as I have for the other five Continue Reading →
The Chief and Council of the Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government (LMG) takes the health and safety of our community very seriously. As many of you are Continue Reading →
Re-organization of MMIWG Investigations The Winnipeg Police Service will be consolidating its approach to MMIWG. The new model will see a coordination of resources from Continue Reading →
The passing of a District Chief and an Original Founding Father of The CMM It is with great sadness that The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq Continue Reading →
The Winter Carnival is a great way to provide our community with an opportunity to enjoy winter activities together, building our community pride. Sunshine Bernard Continue Reading →
Even after 600 years of contact and decades of culture and language suppression, Mi’kmaw people have managed to maintain their language and culture. Within Mi’kma’ki, Continue Reading →
River barriers can severely impact migratory fish species as they limit the species ability to access upstream habitat, food sources, spawning areas or areas of Continue Reading →
After 23 years in the retail sector, this East Tracadie resident is now training to lead gas and convenience operations at the new Bayside Travel Continue Reading →
Degrau. 2020. Chief Jasen Benwah reports that great progress was made with the first phase of development on the Kluscap Walking Trail. It was one Continue Reading →
Human trafficking and sexual exploitation are devastating to victims and survivors, families and entire communities. That is why government is investing more into programs, services Continue Reading →
Several community organizations across the province will receive funding for housing projects to help Islanders in need of assisted living, shelter and more affordable housing Continue Reading →
