ELSIPOGTOG – Trades teachers and other volunteers are partnering with Elsipogtog First Nation to build a home for a family in need. “Trades are an Continue Reading →
Charlottetown — Investing in social infrastructure where people can come together and share ideas and resources helps build dynamic, inclusive communities where everyone has the Continue Reading →
Many believe that the forced and coerced sterilization of Indigenous women was a period in Canada’s colonial history that has long since passed. Tragically, this Continue Reading →
From August 15-17, 2019, Eskasoni First Nation was honoured to host this year’s 30th National Firefighting Competition where aboriginal firefighters representing their respected communities, nations Continue Reading →
On July 11, more than 300 athletes from the Atlantic provinces gathered in Halifax for the first ever Atlantic Indigenous Games. Youth aged 18 and Continue Reading →
Photo Collection By Nigel Gloade, Millbrook Band.
Membertou Band Council Undertakes Two New Projects To Attract And Retain Business Clients, Visitors Membertou – Building progressive and prosperous relationships with Indigenous communities is Continue Reading →
New era, proper name When the Canadian government published The White Paper in 1969, the reaction from Indigenous nations was swift and just. In its Continue Reading →
Hampering the effort to contain global warming, and start reversing its negative environmental effects, which are occurring with increasing frequency, before it no longer is Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – The names of the 2019 recipients of the Order of New Brunswick were announced today as part of the official New Brunswick Day Continue Reading →
From: Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada Ottawa — The Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations, Carolyn Bennett, issued the following statement on August 19, 2019: “The Continue Reading →