Despite funding cuts, Mi'kmaq friendship centre still fighting to keep culture alive
Across the country, programs and services for Aboriginal people continue to be cut.
Mi’kmaq
NS women’s group wants criminal probe into Paul’s custody death
The Truro police failed in its duty to property watch over Victoria Paul.
Mi’kmaq educator given Order of Canada
Forty-five people were awarded the Order of Canada Friday at Rideau Hall in Ottawa for enriching the lives of others.
Investigation into Mi’kmaq woman’s NS custody death begins
The independent investigation into the death of Victoria Paul is underway.
Uncovering gems in history of “Aboriginal Sport Heroes”
First Nation athletes have a long and strong history of playing sports in our country.
Mi’kmaq student “finding life” in Kenya
A 16-year-old Mi’kmaq student from Ottawa is preparing to move mountains in Kenya, Africa.
Storm hit Mi’kmaq community contemplates higher ground
A Mi’kmaq community in northern New Brunswick is still recovering after a storm surge ripped through the reserve in December.
Ottawa mulls preservation of Mi’kmaq cemetary
Federal officials will be meeting with the Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources to explore ways of saving an ancient Mi’kmaq burial ground.
York student defends thesis in Mi’kmaq
An Ontario university student will be the first ever to defend a doctoral thesis in the Mi’kmaq language.
