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Chief Noel Doucette i met sometime in the late 1950s, in either Boston or Nova Scotia, I don’t remember which, we were both born in Continue Reading →
Mi’kmaw Kina’matnewey, in partnership with Treaty Education Nova Scotia held a creative art contest beginning in October. Students from all schools across Nova Scotia were Continue Reading →
The second largest Mi’kmaw community in Nova Scotia, with over 2,500 Band members is the Sipekne’katik First Nation. Located less than 30 kilometres from Truro, Continue Reading →
New Maryland, NB —The governments of Canada and New Brunswick are working together to provide residents and businesses with modern, reliable and sustainable public infrastructure Continue Reading →
Recently Sipekne’katik First Nation was able to display the Mi’kmaw Sports Hall of Fame Banners with this years new Inductees. Sara-Lynn Knockwood, Jake Maloney and Continue Reading →
Starting this fall, StFX students will be able to take advantage of a unique living and learning opportunity designed to deepen the academic experience. In Continue Reading →
Cory Smith of Glooscap First Nation, graduated from Horton High School in June of 2017. “Greet the future with anticipation, dream big, work hard! Remember Continue Reading →
Robin Thompson is Cree Metis and a member of the Manitoba Metis Federation. Robin holds a business diploma, an Advanced Major in Social and Criminal Continue Reading →
Mi’kmawey Urban Forestry Program In today’s age of urban development trees have become an increasingly valued commodity in any urban setting. Whether it’s trees planted along Continue Reading →
On Saturday, January 6, 2018, the Saint Kateri Parish, Indian Brook, (Sipekne’katik) held a special day to rededicate our sanctuary on the grand reopening. Saint Continue Reading →
As a Mi’kmaw ecologist, or “Two-eyed seeing” ecologist, I’m very aware of our human and ancestral relationships as part of ecosystems. I am always asking Continue Reading →
Al Oakley and Bessie Prosper Eskasoni’s Allison Bernard Memorial High School (ABMHS) held their annual “Role Model of the Year,” ceremonies at the high school Continue Reading →
