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Experience Qalipu will host an Experiential Tourism Workshop in Stephenville as part of the Long Range Small Business Week. Register by contacting Alex at 634-5041 or email aantle@qalipu.ca ... See MoreSee Less

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www.thewesternstar.com/news/provincial/qalipu-first-nation-names-first-youth-representative-361446/ ... See MoreSee Less

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Qalipu First Nation names first youth representative | The Western Star

The Qalipu First Nation Band has its first youth representative. Twenty-year-old Jessica Saunders, a representative of the Exploits ward, was voted into the position at the Mi’kmaq band's inaugural youth gathering Sept. 13-15 in

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The Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Circle of Newfoundland and Labrador (ASRCNL) is pleased to inform you that we will be offering Aboriginal Coaching Manual (ACM) Course - this is an NCCP certified course

Date: Saturday,October 12, 2019

Location: Grenfell Campus in Corner Brook (room number to be confirmed)

Schedule: 8:30 am start with lunch and coffee breaks. Course time is approximately 8 hours not including lunch.

Fee: There is no fee

Course Facilitator: Valentina Nolan

Deadline for Registration: Friday at 12 pm, October 11

Participant Limit: 20 participants maximum

The course is a requirement for all Coaches attending the North American Indigenous Games and for anyone coaching any NL Team Indigenous teamat Provincial or out of Province competitions.

To confirm your attendance please respond to this e-mail or contact Valentina Nolan directly at: valentina33nolan@hotmail.com ... See MoreSee Less

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OCTOBER - MI'KMAQ HISTORY MONTH

ABOUT THE 2019 POSTER
L’nui’sultinej
Let’s Speak Mi’kmaw

Language is at the heart of Mi’kmaw culture and knowledge.

In this International Year of Indigenous Languages, we celebrate our ancestors who have preserved and protected our language over many generations. Speakers say that our language is based in actions or “doing.” Rather than saying what something is, more often in Mi’kmaw a word says what something does. The language is also flexible since there are many ways to express oneself. Because of this, the context of who, why, where and when someone speaks is very important.

The language contains a great deal of humor and imagery. Words and phrases are rich in teachings and worldviews, and are often anchored in the landscapes and seascapes of Mi’kma’ki.

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POLL: YOUR COMMUNITY PLAN LOGO

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We worked with Mi'kmaq artist Marcus Gosse to come up with some beautiful concepts for our Community Plan logo. Please take a look and choose your favourite! ... See MoreSee Less

The Comprehensive Community Plan (CCP) is a community created roadmap for the future of Qalipu. You, our members, will have the chance to share your vision for the band. This is a collaborative community journey, which is why we want you to help choose a logo for the CCP. Qalipu worked with Mi’kma...