We'koqma'q Community Site
150 Reservation Rd B0E-3M0 Whycocomagh, NS, Canada

Nova Scotia has 11 active cases of COVID-19. Two new cases are being reported today, both in Central Zone and related to previously reported cases. Both people are self-isolating, as required. Stay informed: www.novascotia.ca/coronavirus

Here's a poster that shows all speakers: perspectives on Indigenous Food Sovereignty from Unama'ki to Toronto and on to Secwepemc Territory in BC. February 17th, 5:30 Atlantic time.

A month full of wonderful events for our community. We wanted to post some of the upcoming events that are scheduled. Do you have an event that you would like to see included in the March calendar? Please let us know by sending us a message or emailing: [email protected]

Nova Scotia is reporting six new cases of COVID-19 today. Three of the cases are in Northern Zone and three are in Central Zone. Stay informed: www.novascotia.ca/coronavirus.

Mi'kmaw Cultural Tourism

Reposting This will stay open till February 2021! Please share!

What We'koqma'q season is your favourite and why? You may love all of the seasons for different reasons! No matter what the season is, we are always We’koqma’q Proud. Special thank you to Band Councillor Wallace Bernard for taking these gorgeous photos with his drone.

Still accepting registration for this Lobster Quality and Handling Course. If you need help filling out the application, let Shelley know and she will help out with it. [email protected]

Muriel Prosper Clean is the deal - willing to clean just about everything. I bring some of my own cleaning products like disinfectant hertz,mr clean and windex. Pricing depends on job. You supply broom ,dust pan , cleaning rags , garbage bags , mop and bucket . Call Muriel 1-902-297-1316

The low number of salmon returning to rivers in NS is concerning. Currently, the Mi'kma'q are the only individuals retaining salmon for Food, Social and Ceremonial needs. We have a role and responsibility in managing salmon population for the next seven generations. Check out which rivers are salmon fishing rivers this year

To better understand what has, and hasn't, changed since the 1999 Marshall Decision, we look back on two decades of coverage on Mi'kmaw fishing rights. Read more: https://www.cbc.ca/1.5801366

Premier McNeil and Dr. Strang provide a #COVID19NS update.

With cases of COVID-19 rising, its important to continue to stay vigilant. We all have our part to play in keeping each other safe and I remind everyone to follow public health protocols - wash your hands, wear a mask, practice social distancing and limit social contacts. Stay safe always. The new case of #COVID19 is in the Central Zone and is currently under investigation. Stay informed by visiting www.novascotia.ca/coronavirus

If you are interested please contact Mallery information is on the poster