We will be hosting a series of information sessions for Mi’kmaw business owners, artists, crafters, and Knowledge Keepers to learn how to register for the new Mi’kmaw authenticity brand for marketing your products and services! To pre-register for a session, click the time you would like to attend. After registering,
Assembly Highlights – October 2024
Pam Glode-Desrochers, Executive Director for the Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre, spoke about the need for affordable housing in the HRM. Through the Consultation Process at KMK, the Assembly has been looking at a property in Dartmouth. The Assembly directed KMK to continue working on the acquisition of the Marine House
Newsletter – Summer 2024
We’re proud to bring you our quarterly newsletter, with this one focused on what we’ve been working on since during Summer 2024. Each season, our newsletters aim to provide updates on the various files and activities at KMK. If you read about something and would like to learn more, as
Assembly Highlights – September 2024
KMK’s Governance team spoke on the Wula Na Kinu Harvester Identification pilot project as the 1-year extension is coming to an end and cards will soon expire. The Assembly approved a 10-year renewal period going forward and directed KMK to issue a letter to all existing members about the moratorium
Community Meeting Handbook
To help organizations, governments and proponents to know the best way to engage Mi’kmaw communities in Nova Scotia, we developed the Community Meeting Handbook. We hope it becomes a good tool for how to best engage and work with our communities. Community Meeting Handbook