A new initiative has been launched to encourage greater participation by Indigenous artists in the grant programs and workshops available to them.
The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture, the Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation and the Metepenagiag Heritage Park recently signed a memorandum of understanding to ensure the continued development and promotion of ...
Trades teachers and other volunteers are partnering with Elsipogtog First Nation to build a home for a family in need.
A special ceremony took place at Government House in Fredericton on Tuesday to recognize the importance of honouring Indigenous traditions and cultures, including acknowledging the right to swear an oath on a sacred Eagle Feather, if a person so chooses.
On June 21, we invite all New Brunswickers to join in the celebration of National Indigenous People’s Day.
Aboriginal Affairs Minister, Jake Stewart stressed the importance of working with First Nation children and youth to address barriers and ensure all children receive appropriate services.
The Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture, the Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq ...
The provincial and federal governments have announced funding for water, ...
The provincial government is working with First Nation Elders and ...
Aboriginal Affairs Minister Jake Stewart attended the opening of the ...
Over 60 000 artifacts being curated by the province are soon to be repatriated back to their ancestral home. A recent memorandum of understanding was signed between the Department of Tourism, Heritage and Culture, Metepenagiag Mi’kmaq Nation and the Metepenagiag Heritage Park to reaffirm a commitment to protect and promote the cultural heritage resources of Metepenagiag Nation.
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Roughly 2000 First Nations delegate from across the country were in Fredericton on the traditional territory of the Wolastoqey to attend the Assembly of First Nations 40th Annual General Assembly.
