5,000-year-old bone, thought to be from Mi’kmaw woman living on P.E.I., called historic find
A jawbone fragment found on P.E.I.’s North Shore has been identified as coming from a Mi’kmaw woman living in the … Read more
A jawbone fragment found on P.E.I.’s North Shore has been identified as coming from a Mi’kmaw woman living in the … Read more
Ongoing relationship has been made official for future generations, Parks Canada says A signed agreement that gives Mi’kmaw communities co-management responsibilities … Read more
Oct. 1 is Treaty Day, which officially recognizes the pact of peace, friendship and respect between the Mi’kmaq and the … Read more
A crowd gathered in Charlottetown on Monday to commemorate National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Lennox Island Chief Darlene Bernard … Read more
After two decades of negotiations, the Mi’kmaq of P.E.I. and Parks Canada signed an agreement Thursday to share in the … Read more
‘It took a lot of effort and energy,’ L’nuey negotiator says of Pituamkek project Following nearly 20 years of negotiations, … Read more
L’nuey executive director says her ancestors would be proud There are two new highway signs written in the Mi’kmaw language … Read more
Corryn Clemence, Stephanie Arnold and Joe McGuire are the recipients of the 2024 Reconciliation Recognition Awards handed out by the … Read more
The federal budget, tabled Tuesday, emarks $71.9 million to establish Canada’s 11th national park reserve at Pituamkek — a chain … Read more
‘His legacy will continue to inspire future generations’ Former Chief of Lennox Island and Abegweit First Nations George James (Jim) … Read more
As Parliament debates adopting the principles of the United Nations Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, the Mi’kmaq on P.E.I. are asking the province to do the same.
Mi’kmaq organizations on P.E.I. will soon have a place to call home, on the Charlottetown waterfront.