The word NEWS written in vintage wooden letterpress type in a wooden type drawer.

Qalipu Leadership Change

We are pleased to announce that Jonathan Walsh, our Director of Finance, has assumed the role of Acting Band Manager.

During this interim period, Jonathan will oversee day-to-day operations and community engagement while we conduct an executive search for a permanent Band Manager.

Jonathan brings extensive organizational knowledge, financial expertise, and a collaborative spirit to this role, ensuring continued stability and quality of service across all operations.

For inquiries, please call 709-634-7798 or email jonathan.walsh@qalipu.ca.

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FOR SALE: 19-Foot Fiberglass Boat, Trailer and Motor

Qalipu First Nation is offering for sale a 19-foot fiberglass boat, trailer, and motor.
This well-maintained package is priced at $12,000.

Details:
🔹 Boat: 19-foot Milton fiberglass
🔹 Trailer: 2017 boat trailer with rubber loader
🔹 Motor: 2017 60HP Honda outboard

For serious inquiries or more information, please contact Evan Bennett:
Phone: 709-634-2215
Email: evan.bennett@qalipu.ca

 

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Important Notice

Important Notice: Home Energy Efficiency Initiative

To better support the application process for the Home Energy Efficiency Initiative, members are no longer required to submit contractor quote(s) with their application.

The application submission window will remain open until July 31, 2025.Once the window has closed, all applications will be reviewed.

Please note that due to limited funding, only successful applicants will be notified, no later than August 29, 2025.

We appreciate your understanding and continued interest in this important initiative.

Application Annoucement

July 4

Message from Chief Jenny – July 4, 2025

Congratulations to all as summer begins and the school year ends, I want to share that this will be my last weekly message until the fall. I offer my praise and appreciation to our dedicated staff and council for their hard work throughout the year. It is a gift to work with them, for you each day. My messages are inspired by you all and supported by their hard work.

My next two months include meetings with the Assembly of First Nation (AFN) Chiefs in areas of Child Welfare, Fisheries and Economic Development. I will also be presenting at the First Nation Financial Authority (FNFA) Annual General Assembly on the acquisition of New Dock. We are proud to be invited to share our successes with other First Nations across the country.

Wela’lin for following along and engaging with us regarding the many important issues that we face as a nation.  As your Chief, I enjoy writing to you, and I am grateful for those that have shared with me that they look forward to reading them each week. Given our vast geographical separation, we must be creative in how we communicate.

I look forward to reconnecting with you in the fall, refreshed and ready to continue our important work together. In the meantime, we will certainly stay in touch through our website and social media.

May this summer provide us opportunities to meet in person. I hope to see you and your families at our many cultural events happening throughout Mi’kma’ki and along our beautiful hiking trails and coastlines.

As we continue to monitor the recent wildfire near Badger, please keep those affected, the surrounding communities, and first responders in your thoughts and prayers.

Until then, congratulations to all graduates and thanks to everyone that supports their educational journey.  Let this summer cover you in sunshine and fill your heart with Mi’kmaq pride.