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  • Aonach/Mawiomi: Sharing our paths at the Wagmatcook Culture & Heritage Centre

    October is Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. The goal of the month is to help Nova Scotians build awareness of Mi’kmaq history and heritage, and to increase understanding of the province’s rich Mi’kmaq culture. Treaty Day, (October 1st) marks the beginning of Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia, and is followed by a number […]

  • Please join us as we welcome guest speaker, Dan Christmas, of Membertou as he talks about the Bras d’Or Lakes watershed at CBU/Unama’ki College.

    October is Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia. The goal of the month is to help Nova Scotians build awareness of Mi’kmaq history and heritage, and to increase understanding of the province’s rich Mi’kmaq culture. Treaty Day, (October 1st) marks the beginning of Mi’kmaq History Month in Nova Scotia, and is followed by a number […]

  • Darkening of the Moon

    Glooscap First Nation will host their youth at Grand Pre' and Blomindon to learn about the Darkening Moon with Mi'kmaw Storyteller Gerald Gloade.

    Free

  • Eskasoni Cultural Journeys- Trail of Treats

    Eskasoni Cultural Journeys invites you to Trail of Treats! Come in costume and collect treats along the Goat Island Trail! October 28th, 2016 from 3:00pm-5:00pm Costs:  $5.00/per person OR $20.00/Family of 6 people **Visit each station and you have a chance to WIN an iPad!** Come out and have some great fun!

    $5.00

  • Journey with Brad Firth AKA “Caribou Legs” at Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History

    Please join  us for a presentation given by Brad Firth aka "Caribou Legs". Location:  Nova Scotia Museum of Natural History Time:  1:00pm- 3:00pm Hear Brad Firth AKA "Caribou Legs" speak on the epidemic issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, and what drove him to undertake this incredible journey across the country. This is a public […]

    Free

  • Indigenous Perspectives on Racism

    The Canadian Centre for Ethics in Public Affairs and The ENRICH Project are pleased to present Indigenous Perspectives, as part of the ongoing Racism series. Wednesday, November 9, 2016, 7pm Indigenous Perspectives How and why do the impacts of history persist? How is racism directly or indirectly manifested in our society?  What are our obligations […]

    Free

  • 2017 Honouree Mi’kmaq Heritage: The Mi’kmaq Heritage Hockey Classic-Bury the Hachet

    Join the Mi'kmaq Nation as we celebrate Heritage Day 2017, with a Mid-Winter Feast and 2 game hockey series. The Mi’kmaq community will host a two-game hockey challenge called The Mi’kmaq Heritage Hockey Classic – Bury the Hatchet, where Chifls and Council members will play members and staff of the Nova Scotia government. The first […]

  • 2017 Honouree Mi’kmaq Heritage: The Mi’kmaq Heritage Hockey Classic- Bury the Hatchet

    Join the Mi'kmaq Nation as we celebrate Heritage Day 2017, with a Mid-Winter Feast and 2 game hockey series. The Mi’kmaq community will host a two-game hockey challenge called The Mi’kmaq Heritage Hockey Classic – Bury the Hatchet, where Chifls and Council members will play members and staff of the Nova Scotia government.  The first […]

  • Giduwah and Mi’kmaw Knowledge Through Storytelling

    The Indigenous Speakers Series presents Giduwah and Mi’kmaw Knowledge Through Storytelling:  Ancient Traditions in a Modern Form Wednesday March 22, 2017 6:30-8:30pm  Halifax Central Library In this event Catherine Martin (L’nu) and Sandra Muse Isaacs (Giduwah) bring us the living richness and complexities of Indigenous knowledges, storytelling and oral traditions, in multiple forms. Catherine Martin […]