August 7, 2012
A Q&A session with two previous winners The Chief Noel Doucette Memorial Achievement Award was created in 1996 by the Province of Nova Scotia in Continue Reading →
On July 12th, Indian Brook was involved in “Buzz the Fuzz” a head shaving for cancer event. After hearing of Eskasoni’s successful fundraiser, the people Continue Reading →
On June 27, 2012, while sitting at the table at my mother’s house (Geno Knockwood), I was passed the smallest note in my life. It Continue Reading →
In accordance with the Nova Scotia Native Women’s Association By-law 3.04 the following communities will be hosting their Community Elections. If you are interested in Continue Reading →
Tobique First Nation is a Maliseet community with a population of approximately 1800 people that’s located at the confluence of the St. John and Tobique Continue Reading →
There is a tradition where the Roman Catholic Church meets the Mi’kmaw people every year on Good Friday, the Indian Brook residents and guest gather Continue Reading →
If you are ever in Indian Brook, Nova Scotia, you will definitely notice from afar the rooftop cross, especially at night as it illuminates the Continue Reading →
Youth in Indian Brook have a new place to gather. In a combined effort from Community Center staff, and the three youth groups and councils, Continue Reading →
Sydney – Shubenacadie, Whycocomagh, Tracadie. These are familiar place names to Nova Scotians and to travellers in the province. Less familiar are the origins of Continue Reading →
Wow… that’s it? February is over? Time sure flies when you are having a lot of fun, and LSK has been having a blast. It Continue Reading →
