Mi’kmaw history easier to find with new digital archive
‘There’s so much of our story to be told’ says Mi’kmaw rights group A new digital archive by a local … Read more
L’nuey News
‘Unsung heroes’ awarded for Indigenous reconciliation work on P.E.I.
‘I want them to leave and be good people’, says awarded high school teacher Mi’kmaw leaders recognized “unsung heroes” for … Read more
P.E.I. Mi’kmaw leaders present Reconciliation Awards
Awards recognize Islanders’ efforts to advance reconciliation initiatives. (original link)
Indigenous Awareness Week
It’s Indigenous Awareness Week, a time to celebrate Indigenous peoples, cultures and contributions. We hear about reconciliation efforts on P.E.I. … Read more
Residents want to know ‘what’s going on’ with Borden-Carleton fabrication yard, says MLA
‘I’m afraid we’re losing the opportunity for good ideas, good projects’ Plans to redevelop the former Confederation Bridge fabrication yard … Read more
Island Lecture Series features archaeologist Dr. Helen Kristmanson on October 21
The Institute of Island Studies (IIS) and the Vinland Society of PEI present a talk by archaeologist Dr. Helen Kristmanson about Osland, … Read more
Mi’kmaq communities and Parks Canada planning to co-manage national parks
L’nuey and Parks Canada are in the process of appointing two different boards to co-manage PEI National Parks and Parks … Read more
Lennox Island’s new chief promises to advocate for her community, on or off-reserve
‘I want to lead with my heart,’ says Tabatha Bernard Tabatha Bernard says her dream from a young age was to … Read more
Lennox Island considering legal action after traps sized by DFO
This is the fourth year the treaty protected fishery has been in operation on Lennox Island, something outgoing Chief Darlene … Read more
‘Slap in the face’: Lennox Island reacts to second seizure of moderate livelihood fishery traps
P.E.I. Mi’kmaq community considers legal action to defend treaty rights SUMMERSIDE, P.E.I. — Following a second seizure of lobster traps … Read more
L’nuey, Parks Canada establish new boards to oversee protected lands, historic sites
In a historic partnership, L’nuey, on behalf of the Epekwitk Assembly of Councils, and Parks Canada are inviting expressions of … Read more
L’nuey and Parks Canada seek board members to co-manage protected lands, historic sites
Two 5-member boards will co-manage national park reserve, historic sites on P.E.I. L’nuey and Parks Canada are looking for board … Read more
