As Epekwitnewaq, our hearts will always be moored to this tiny island, no matter where in the world we go. We’re connected to one another – and to this place we proudly call home.
Join us in celebrating how we say home.
Get the latest news on L’nuey’s social media
📍Exciting Announcement!!! We invite ALL EPEKWITNEWAQ MI'KMAQ to join us for our 3rd Nationhood Gathering! We will be coming together on Thursday, February 1, 2024, to continue our progress toward a bright future for all Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq. Maw-Lukuti’kw means “we work together” which is why we want to hear from you! Register online today at lnuey.ca/governance-development/nationhood-gathering/ or by emailing info@lnuey.ca.

An Obligation Unfulfilled: Hog Island Specific Claim – With Tracey Cutcliffe - Juku'e
In this episode, Juku’e host Sean Doke speaks with his colleague, L’nuey Senior Negotiator Tracey Cutcliffe.
Tracey breaks down the context and history around the Hog Island specific claim that is currently in negotiations in Epekwitk (PEI).
Hog Island (also known as Pituamkek) is a barrier island off the northwestern coast of Epekwitk, and home to ongoing and traditional land use by the Mi’kmaq since time immemorial.
Tracey also gives a broader view of how specific claims work and their purpose, details and next steps for the Hog Island specific claim, and what this could mean for the Mi’kmaq of Epekwitk if the claim is settled.
---
Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lnuey/message