The Diamonds and Pearls Mother’s Day Social was held Saturday, May 7th, at the Listuguj Community Development Center (Bingo Hall)....

A recent ruling on cross-border trade allows New Brunswickers to buy beer in Listuguj or Cross-Point without fear of being charged. ...

Boats have already been heading out on the water for the 2016 fishing season. They go for days at a...

Nujignua’tegeg met with Dr. Palmater. Here is an extract of the interview. The full interview will be available on our...

As part of the many ongoing attempts to incorporate Mi’gmaq and First Nation’s culture, the University of New Brunswick held...

Shopping in Campbellton is business as usual until you go to the bakery section at Sobeys and get attended to...

In an effort to promote Mi’gmaq stories — and to encourage the writing talent in the area — the Chiefs...

The healing power of plants are still available for those who need them and know how to use them. That...

Dean Martin made a point to cut new keys before the event. When the semi-grand opening of the Veteran’s Lodge...

AGS students got to take a break, even if it was too cold for the outdoor plans. The Winter Carnival...

Look for a gap in research — that’s what students starting their master’s degree are often told. So Danielle Root...

Alex Jerome has been building a career one step at a time. Gesgepegiac to Campbellton, to Moncton, to Halifax, to...

For Sheila Swasson, finding a reason to get outside during the winters has made all the difference. Swasson can often...

Listuguj students had the opportunity to explore future plans on Feb. 24. The LMDC organized a career fair, and invited...

Abby Metallic moved home, but missed the markets she had gotten use to in Moncton. That’s why she started the...

The Walgwan Center in Gesgapegiag is not a detox center, it’s a rehabilitation center. “It’s a rehabilitation center, in the...

The application in the New Brunswick Court of Queen’s Bench in Campbellton to stop the Chaleur Terminals Inc. project in...