Winter Powwow As the “Summer Powwow” nears, Lita Isaac often wakes up at 5 a.m. “Your min.. Read More+
Forest Kindergarten: natural learning The importance of Language and Culture is urged wherever it can be seen or .. Read More+
There are no closets in tipis The HIV/AIDS workshops at AGS opened the door for a broader conversation ab.. Read More+
2016 In Review NEWS AFN National Chief Visits Listuguj Issue 26, Aug. 2016 The Assembly o.. Read More+
Remembrance Day: Honoring our Veterans November 11th is a day to remember those who fought for our future and safe.. Read More+
Mawiomi Cafe: a chance to listen By creating a relaxing atmosphere, with snacks, coffee, and calming music, .. Read More+
Lobster Fishing Plan The Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) wants Listuguj to reduce its e.. Read More+
Trapper Metallic is the new Chief of Police Trapper Metallic is the new Chief of Police for the Listuguj Police Departm.. Read More+
Listuguj takes ownership of group home Soon, the Gignu Group Home will be run entirely by the community. On Januar.. Read More+
Helping a friend in need Almost immediately after hearing the news about their friend, Dylan Montgom.. Read More+
2016 In Review NEWS AFN National Chief Visits Listuguj Issue 26, Aug. 2016 The Assembly o.. Read More+
Passing on traditions Tanner Sage Barnaby, the son of Tara Barnaby and Robby Ouellette, has been .. Read More+
Research brings community member to New Zealand Look for a gap in research — that’s what students starting their master’s d.. Read More+
Glenda Wysote-Labillois Mi’gmaq history is a complicated term for Glenda Wysote-Labillois. “This is.. Read More+
Derek Barnaby: “Curiosity just turned into a lifestyle” Derek Barnaby didn’t feel connected with his culture and traditions as a ch.. Read More+
A reluctant author in Cuba While attending school at St. Francis Xavier University, Mike Isaac Sr. was.. Read More+
2016 In Review NEWS AFN National Chief Visits Listuguj Issue 26, Aug. 2016 The Assembly o.. Read More+
Don Burnstick: “laughter is good medicine” Don Burnstick uses humour and performance to provide a holistic approach to.. Read More+
Nta’tugwaqanminen — Our Story More than 60 people gathered under the new LMG tent at Moffat landing for t.. Read More+
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VIDEO: Traditional Parenting Program Tanya Barnaby and Christine Metallic sat down with Nujignua’tegegR.. Read More+
https://news.listuguj.ca/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/screen-shot-2016-11-10-at-11.17.22-am-335x256.jpg Etlagnutmamg with Vivian Sorbey
Etlagnutmamg with Aldric Martin Joe Wilmot sat down with Aldric Martin to have a conversation entirely in M.. Read More+
A Positive Campaign Darcy Gray has been elected Chief of Listuguj Mi’gmaq First Nation following the results of the June 4th election. Six new Councillors have been.. News 9 Jun 0 0
Striped bass Monitoring Program GMRC will be implementing a striped bass monitoring programat the start of the salmon fishing season and will run throughout the.. News 9 Jun 0 0
Little gestures to protect Mother Earth There is a new Ranger in town and his name is Ayden Barnaby. An Earth Ranger that is. A curious.. Community 25 May 0 1
Grass fire contained, despite strong winds Fields are drier in the spring than you may think. The fire on April 30th was proof. A fire began.. News 10 May 0 0
Chaleur Terminals in court May 17th Chaleur Terminals Inc. and the New Brunswick government will be back in court Monday, May 17th. The previous two dates,.. News 9 May 0 0
Free to buy beer in Listuguj A recent ruling on cross-border trade allows New Brunswickers to buy beer in Listuguj or Cross-Point without fear of being charged. .. News 9 May 0 0
Gone Fishing Boats have already been heading out on the water for the 2016 fishing season. They go for days at a.. News 3 May 0 0
University opens doors to Mi’gmaq Culture As part of the many ongoing attempts to incorporate Mi’gmaq and First Nation’s culture, the University of New Brunswick held.. News 2 May 0 0
Chaleur Terminals lawsuit on track for mid-March The application in the New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench in Campbellton to stop the Chaleur Terminals Inc. project in.. News 12 Feb 0 0
Sonia Mitchell on 06 Aug Community meetings are planned Good to hear! Chief Gray, please take care of yourself & take a break once in a while. You deserve vacations too :) I'm happy […]
Gary Metallic sr on 11 Jun Grass Dancer: Craig Isaac Let us also not forget also that these hard fought salmon fishing rights being enjoyed by our fishermen are a direct result of bold leadership […]
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Good to hear! Chief Gray, please take care of yourself & take a break once in a while. You deserve vacations too :) I'm happy […]
Let us also not forget also that these hard fought salmon fishing rights being enjoyed by our fishermen are a direct result of bold leadership […]
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