A Mawiomi is a spiritual gathering composed of friends and family, which the Mi’kmaq Nation invites the public to attend.

Totem poles were first created by the indigenous people of North America’s Pacific Northwest as a way to document their history, with each massive carving recalling notable events and ...

The Mi’kmaq, the indigenous people of Maritime Canada, capture and express their holistic understanding through the concept of Netukulimk. In this essay we review core attributes of Netukulimk. We ...

Since the Mi’kmaq Nation in Presque Isle started a community garden and a brook trout hatchery, they've became game-changers in providing healthy, culturally relevant food to the community and ...

Long before European contact, the Mi’kmaq calendar has existed. Its ecological calendar consists of 13 months, noting the cycles of the moon and the natural phenomena the Mi’kmaw observed and ...

The pro sports totem poles didn't sit well with Rebecca Thomas, a Mi'kmaq woman and former poet laureate of Halifax, Nova Scotia, who recently spotted some NHL-themed items at a Lawtons drugstore ...

In 1993, Premier John Savage and Mi’kmaw Grand Chief Ben Sylliboy declared October as the official month to recognize and celebrate Mi’kmaw culture and heritage. Each October, community activities, ...

Totems are a form of personal expression and a great way for festivalgoers to find their group in a sea of people at Electric Forest.

Last week, the Mi’gmawe’l Tplu’taqnn Inc. (MTI), a group of eight Mi’kmaq communities in New Brunswick, circulated a map identifying the lands to which they say the Mi’kmaq Nation holds title, and ...

Discover showtimes, read reviews, watch trailers, find streaming options, and see where to watch Mi'kmaq Family (Migmaoei Otjiosog). Explore cast details and learn more on Moviefone.

Long before European contact, the Mi’kmaq calendar has existed. Its ecological calendar consists of 13 months, noting the cycles of the moon and the natural phenomena the Mi’kmaw observed and ...

Long before European contact, the Mi’kmaq calendar has existed. Its ecological calendar consists of 13 months, noting the cycles of the moon and the natural phenomena the Mi’kmaw observed and used to ...