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Community, Education

Potlotek Sewing Club

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Potlotek Sewing Club presenting 11 quilts to Mikmawey School Principal Anne Marie Marchand. The quilts are going to the Head-start Class. The Sewing Club Ladies Continue Reading →

Culture, Youth

Nova Scotia Dedicates the Tree for Boston to First Responders

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The Nova Scotia Tree for Boston received a warm send-off from hundreds of Nova Scotians on, Nov. 17, at Grand Parade in Halifax. This year Continue Reading →

Education, Youth

L’nu Sipuk Kina’muokuom (LSK) News…

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November has been an extremely busy month. To start off, Ms. Rebecca Paul arrived on the 3rd to launch our final year of the reading Continue Reading →

Community, Youth

Potlotek Radio: One Step Closer To Going On The Air

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Potlotek First Nation has reached another milestone in it’s efforts to have their own Radio Station. On Nov.17th, 2017, the CRTC had reached a decision Continue Reading →

Culture, Education

Gerald Gloade, A Living Legacy

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It seems fitting with this year’s Mi’kmaq History Month poster theme being Innovations and Legacies, that we highlight the artist who creates these beautiful posters, Continue Reading →

Health

New Staff at APC: Tammy L. Barbour, NIHB Navigator

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Biography Tammy Barbour is originally from Whitby, Ontario. She moved to Nova Scotia in 1995, and lived in Cole Harbour in the Millbrook First Nation Continue Reading →

Health

New Staff at APC: Lindsey Thompson, Health Policy Analyst

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Lindsey Thompson joined the APC team as the Health Policy Analyst on October 3, 2017. She graduated with a BSc from St. FX, a Diploma Continue Reading →

Legal

The Case for a Mi’kmaw Summit on the UN Declaration

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The Mi’kmaw people – like other Indigenous communities across Canada – must organize themselves into nations to define what reconciliation means to them Canada’s celebration Continue Reading →

Business, Education

Shellfish Aquaculture Development Strategy launched

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BAIE-DE-BOUCTOUCHE – The provincial government has released the New Brunswick Shellfish Aquaculture Development Strategy 2017-2021. “The sustainable development of shellfish aquaculture is a priority and Continue Reading →

Youth

Shirley’s Corner: Issue four

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Hello & welcome to this special edition of Shirley’s Corner as you know it is the day before the eve of Halloween. It never ceases Continue Reading →

Culture, Education

Mi’kmawey Forestry: Non-Timber Forests Products Development Project

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Mi’kmawey Forestry is a program administered by The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq that has been developing programs that will create new opportunities to provide social, Continue Reading →

Jobs

Jazz proudly supports future indigenous women in aviation

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HALIFAX – Jazz Aviation LP (“Jazz”) announced on October 2, that two Jazz Aviation and Northern Lights Scholarships for Indigenous Women (“scholarship”) have been awarded Continue Reading →