Eskasoni Christmas Telethon 2018 For many families in Eskasoni, Christmas doesn’t officially start until the annual Eskasoni Christmas telethon begins. It’s held ever second Sunday Continue Reading →
This small Mi’kmaw community located in southern New Brunswick near Dorchester, has recently expanded its commercial fishing enterprise (CFE) with the acquisition of a new Continue Reading →
Eskasoni’s Allison Bernard Memorial High School (ABMHS) held their annual “Role Model of the Year,” ceremonies at the high school on December 10, 2018. It Continue Reading →
Twenty four years ago a British Columbia Reform Party of Canada Member of Parliament, Herb Grubel, rose in the House and made a speech that Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC) held its annual Atlantic First Nations Health Conference from November 13 to 15, 2018 at Continue Reading →
Each year, the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APCFNC) brings the most influential First Nations commercial fisheries managers and leaders together to Continue Reading →
In our Communities, we’ve been fortunate to have had minimal wildfires. Due to climate change, there is an increased potential for more wildfire occurrences within Continue Reading →
The greatest gift a foster parent could give a child in care is simply love. In this special Christmas issue of the Mi’kmaq Maliceet Nation Continue Reading →
Boxing is growing sport in Eskasoni. Recently, the new boxing team Red Tribe has competed in the first international boxing card and has made history Continue Reading →
Well… it is finally that time of the year… Christmas. With the anticipation of our upcoming Christmas concert (December 13th), our Scholastic Book Fair (December Continue Reading →
Home Services Nova Scotia, a new program launched on Nov. 7, in Enfield, will help older Nova Scotians live in their homes longer. The program Continue Reading →
Millbrook – The Native Council of Nova Scotia is pleased to announce that they will be holding Collaborative Process meetings in regards to “Bill S-3, Continue Reading →