Updates
‼️ MTI would like to share that 8 Mi'gmaq communities in New Brunswick have filed a notice of action in the Court of Kings Bench concerning title assertion in New Brunswick.
Please see the attached press release, map of the title area and FAQ's regarding the assertion.
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Recycling won’t be picked up till early Friday morning. The garbage truck broke down today, July 25, 2024. 🚮
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The trip we all have been waiting for !!
For this week’s Mind Your Food event, we will be spending 2 nights at Kouchibouguac National Park! 😍
We do have 2 tents and 2 air mattresses, if you wish to bring your own, you are more than welcome to.
For the two nights we will be there, you are required to bring the following:
- swim clothes & towel
- pjs
- change of clothes
- good footwear (sandals, sneakers)
- pillows & blankets
What I have taken care of is food, sunscreen, bug spray, water & a first aid kit just in case!
We will be leaving from the food centre at 10:30 am sharp ! ☀️
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Awtiket 2024 deadline has been extended. This mini university camp runs from August 12–16, 2024 for Grades 9-12.
The Awtiket Indigenous Student Mini-University Camp gives you a taste of university life. Indigenous students will experience a weekend packed with academic, physical, creative, cultural and social activities!
This camp provides a perfect opportunity to learn first-hand all about post-secondary education and envision your educational options in the future. Awtiket is open to all Indigenous students (First Nations, status/non-status, Métis and Inuit) in Grades 9–12*.
Please follow the link below to register.
www.dal.ca/campus_life/ssc/communities/indigenous-student-support/join-us-for-awtiket.html
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Natoaganeg' Powwow kicks off today, and runs until July 21, 2024.
Registration for vendors is from 2pm - 6pm today. The full agenda is posted in the comments section. 🌾
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What time can we visit the booths?
who do I contact to set up a booth
The Senate Committee on Indigenous Peoples is excited to launch Voices of Youth Indigenous Leaders 2024 to spotlight the strengths of present-day First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities and their inspirational young leaders.
Are you a young Indigenous leader who inspires and motivates others through your work, art, academic achievements or actions? Do you have ideas on how to reduce barriers for Indigenous youth or encourage youth leadership in First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities? The committee wants to hear from you on these themes or any other matters of importance to you and your peers!
Indigenous youth leaders, aged 18 to 35, are invited to share their leadership experiences and ideas with senators. To apply, you can either:
- Submit a short text (500 words), formally known as a “brief,” that will inform the committee’s work;
- Submit a digital version of artwork, a song, a short video (max. 3 minutes) or creative writing (poetry, song lyrics, short story, etc.) accompanied by a short statement (max. 500 words) describing your piece, its themes, your goals and/or your vision.
- Submit your application online or by mail before Sunday, July 21, 2024, and you could be invited to appear before the Senate Committee on Indigenous Peoples in Ottawa!
Please click the link below for the online application or to receive more information.
Voices of Youth Indigenous Leaders 2024 (44th Parliament, 1st Session)
sencanada.ca
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Natoaganeg is looking for 15 youth to take a Pre-Employment Skills Workshop at the Community Development Centre, from August 6 - 30, 2024.
✅Youth between 15 - 18 years of age
✅Bi-Weekly allowance
Please contact cward@natoaganegcdc.com to sign up.
For a list of workshop topics being covered, please see the poster below. ⬇️
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Beyond Behavioural Intervention is hiring Youth Support Worker/Family Service Worker/Management in the Miramichi Region.
Please see the poster below for more information.
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Natoaganeg First Nation is seeking a fire keeper for the upcoming powwow, this weekend. Please contact Vicky if you are interested. 506-627-4600
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I will do it if you’re still looking Martin M. LaFlamme
North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council - NSMTC currently has employment opportunities for a Jordan's Principle Service Coordinator and a Speech-Language Pathologist.
Please submit your resume and cover letter to Tammy Scott, Human Resources Manager at careers@nsmtc.ca by no later than July 19, 2024, at 4:00 pm.
For more information please see the posted job descriptions below.
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"After months of negotiation Chief and Council with support from Legal and Technical have endorsed a Development Agreement with PNB via the NB Regional Development Corporation and Indigenous Services Canada this past Friday, with Minister Rejean Savoie and Sara Moriss Colter from RDC.
This agreement will provide our FN with 75% of costs to start construction on a new 46 lot Subdivision, 45 new Homes over the 5 year agreement with a total value of 25 million dollars. The Agreement will also provide support for fisheries, recreation and road upgrades.
Indigenous Services Canada have also come to the table with the balance of 25% to complete the work. This will enable the band to make huge strides in meeting the housing needs of members including families, elders, and emergency needs.
The Community will be celebrating this with ground breaking for the new subdivision and a gathering and feast in late July or early August to properly acknowledge this major project to benefit Natoaganeg." Chief George for Natoaganeg Council.
Please see the attached link for GNB' release.
www2.gnb.ca/content/gnb/en/news/news_release.2024.07.0303.html
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Congratulations