Culture, Health

The way ahead: The Path Toward Reconciliation – “Return our Land”

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“Capitalism has infiltrated our communities to the extent that spirituality, culture and our values which identity us as Indigineous Peoples has taken a back seat! Continue Reading →

Education, Jobs

Gov helps 80 youth overcome barriers to jobs

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Millbrook – Giving Canadian youth the tools they need to find and keep good jobs will help grow the middle class and strengthen our economy. Continue Reading →

Business, Community

Cooperative of Indigenous Fisheries Programs

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Fisheries and Oceans Canada is collaborating with the National Indigenous Fisheries Institute for major program review Ottawa – The Government of Canada is committed to Continue Reading →

Business, Community

Fisheries Programs Being Reviewed to Maximize Benefits for FNs

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The National Indigenous Fisheries Institute (the Institute) in collaboration with Fisheries and Oceans Canada (DFO) have begun a review of fisheries programs including the Atlantic Continue Reading →

Youth

Interesting People and Events 12

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While working in Halifax in the early 1960s I still maintained my contact with friends from many Mi’kmaw communities. Two of the funniest encounters occurred Continue Reading →

Business, Community

Gov congratulates Acadia First Nation for its community development

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Halifax – The Government of Canada is committed to renewing Canada’s relationship with Indigenous peoples by contributing to improved quality of life and economic growth Continue Reading →

Art, Culture

Gelu’lg Maw-a-paw Gala to showcase Indigenous artists

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In support of Indigenous Students – NBCC FREDERICTON – Internationally-renowned hoop dancer James Jones will be among the Indigenous artists showcased at Gelu’lg Maw-a-paw, a Continue Reading →

Education, Health

Whose trees? Our trees!

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Please visit Nova Scotia Advocate for the full story (linked below). Whose trees? Our trees! Forest funeral procession marches to Province House