MP Bill Casey Introduces Aboriginal Cultural Property Repatriation Act Bill Casey, Member of Parliament for Cumberland-Colchester, was pleased to introduce the Aboriginal Cultural Property Repatriation Continue Reading →
A 100 international internships opportunities for indigenous youth The Minister of International Cooperation and La Francophonie, Claudette Bibeau, announced that the Atlantic Council for International Cooperation Continue Reading →
“Friends are the most precious gifts to have. Cherish them to the fullest for true friendship is pure love to the heart.” Shirley C. Kwe’ Continue Reading →
Dear Editor, I’m elated that Halifax City Council has voted to remove the statue of British Colonial Governor, General Cornwallis, from that park in Halifax Continue Reading →
The following is what Robert Jackson, chief American prosecutor at the Nuremberg Trials, had to say about genocidal behaviour: “No regime bent on exterminating another Continue Reading →
There are little children everywhere playing while their mom beads the most beautiful original creations I have ever seen. They say if you support an Continue Reading →
On February 1, 2018, the Aboriginal Student Centre and Office of the President at Mount Saint Vincent University hosted students, faculty and staff at the Continue Reading →
Did you ever have a passion for something that you dreamed of doing and then it becomes a reality. That is exactly what happened to Continue Reading →
Pictou Landing Staff and Community take part in Facilitation Workshop… On January 8th and 9th Pictou Landing First Nation (PLFN) staff and community members gathered Continue Reading →
Household Hazardous Waste is any unused household products that contain ingredients which are toxic, corrosive, flammable, or reactive. Some everyday examples of these products are Continue Reading →
The Atlantic Filmmakers Cooperative (AFCOOP) is giving the chance to one Mi’kmaw filmmaker to create a short film through the Languages of Nova Scotia Initiative. Continue Reading →
Dear Editor: On January 9th 2018, my son Trevor Sanipass did a land acknowledgement in Mi’kmaq to the Prime Minister of Canada. He was approached Continue Reading →