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
MKK – Draft Law
Since 2017, the Maw-Kleyu’kik Knijannaq (MKK) Team has been working with community, organizations and Chiefs to develop the Maw-Kleyu’kik Kikmanaq Customary Code for the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia. This draft law is to help the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia reclaim their right and authority to exercise complete jurisdiction and governance
No Moose Harvest in 2024 Due to Population Concerns
COMMUNITY NOTICE The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs have come together, with our Moose Management Team, the Grand Chief and Mi’kmaq Grand Council members, Mi’kmaw organizations, many community members and harvesters, and the Province of Nova Scotia to discuss the moose population. A decision has been made to halt
KMK-NSPI Newsletter
We’re excited to bring you a Nova Scotia Power Inc. (NSPI) specific update newsletter. We have a number of people at KMK working on the NSPI file (introductions on page 2) who will be providing updates and information on what they are working on and items that may be of