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Nunatsiavut polar bear consultations
September 28, 2022 Come and learn about the 2017-2018 Polar Bear survey results and the proposed provincial polar bear management plan in partnership with Nunatsiavut Government, NL Wildlife Division, Torngat Secretariat, and ECCC. Polar Bear Consultations NT5
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Eskasoni First Nation busy cleaning up after Fiona – CBC
Some areas of the Nova Scotia community have flooded and a popular nature trail closed after more than 100 trees were toppled by the storm. Erin Pottie has the story. Read More: https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2077779523551
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Membertou FN: Hurricane Relief
Membertou Traffic Plan Access to Mi’kmaq Gas and Convenience Membertou Street – Please stay to the right when coming up from Alexandra Street. Access to Membertou Market Towerview Place – When coming up Alexandra Street, traffic will be directed down S’un Awti and behind the Hampton Inn Hotel and behind the Membertou Sport and Wellness […]
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PEI EMO activates to Level 2
Sep 22, 2022 Residents of the Island are advised that as of 8:00 a.m, PEI Emergency Measures Organization (EMO) has partially activated to Level 2. Level 2 partial activation means that EMO staff and broader identified government departments, agency partners, municipal council and community organization members are meeting at a higher frequency to discuss preparation […]
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Notice of Extension – October 26 Nain Wind Micro-Grid Project Consultation Period
September 21, 2022 To allow for consultation events to take place, the Nunatsiavut Executive Council has extended the public consultation period for the environmental review of the Nain wind Micro-Grid Project. Nunatsiavummiut now have until the 26th of October to provide comments and knowledge regarding the proposed project. Consultation events are being planned for Nain, […]
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GNB: Updated climate change action plan released
21 September 2022 FREDERICTON (GNB) – The provincial government released its renewed climate change action plan today, which will help the province adapt to climate change while steering New Brunswick toward a greener future. Our Pathway Towards Decarbonization and Climate Resilience features three pillars: government leadership and accountability, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and preparing for […]
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The Government of Canada and Miawpukek First Nation in Newfoundland and Labrador take first steps toward a new Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area
From: Environment and Climate Change Canada September 21, 2022 Protecting nature is vital to the health and well-being of Canadians and is key to the fight against climate change and biodiversity loss. Indigenous Peoples know this, and since time immemorial they have been stewards and managers of the land, waters and ice, and leaders in […]
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Torngat Area of Interest
September 16, 2022 The Nunatsiavut Government has developed and promoted the Imappivut (Our Oceans): A Nunatsiavut Marine Plan Initiative. This plan will recognize, protect and manage Labrador Inuit interests in the coastal and marine areas of northern Labrador. Torngat AOI NT5
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Mi’kmaw community hopes net-zero building reduces carbon footprint and saves money – CBC
Sep 16, 2022 Natoaganeg leaders say savings on utilities will go to elder and youth programs A Mi’kmaw community in New Brunswick has committed to reducing its carbon footprint by building a net-zero emission building. The new building in Natoaganeg, 118 kilometres north of Moncton, will serve as the community’s child and family services headquarters. […]
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Nunatsiavut Government: Moose licences available for Beneficiaries
September 14, 2022 The Nunatsiavut Government has 14 moose licences available to be drawn and harvested by Beneficiaries of the Labrador Inuit Land Claims Agreement for the 2022-2023 hunting season. This is a reduction in the number of licences issued in the 2021-2022 hunting season, as a recent aerial survey and a traditional knowledge study […]
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