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Memorial U: Faculty of Medicine to host third Aboriginal Health Symposium
DATE: Nov. 15 Registration is now open for Memorial University’s third Aboriginal Health Symposium. The half-day event will showcase Aboriginal education and research taking place at Memorial and feature keynote speaker Dr. Debbie Martin, Tier ll Canada Research Chair, Indigenous Peoples Health and Well-Being, as well as a discussion with the Visiting Elders Project Panel. […]
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Nunatukavut AGA 2019: Happy Valley-Goose Bay, NL – November 1 and 2, 2019
The countdown is on to our 2019 Annual General Assembly (AGA), taking place in Happy Valley-Goose Bay on November 1 and 2. We hope you can join for an exciting couple of days of informative presentations, breakout sessions and cultural workshops! The closing banquet, sponsored by NDC Fisheries, will be held the evening of November […]
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Acadia U: Sisters in Spirit 10th Annual Community-Campus Public Event
October 4, 2019 National Sisters in Spirit Day of Vigils in honour and remembrance of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women & Girls And…Given #Fridays for the Future, honouring Mother Earth by joining Children and Youth’s Global Call for Climate Action View Image NT5
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Okak commemoration event being moved to Nain
A planned three-day event at the former northern Labrador community of Okak to commemorate the 100 anniversary of the Spanish flu has been cancelled after organizers were notified by Transport Canada of new regulations regarding the use of small marine passenger vessels. The event will now take place in Nain on September 23-24. The regulations, […]
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Nunatsiavut Government: Okak 100 Year Commemoration
To commemorate this significant event, 100 people will travel to Okak by ship to celebrate the community & residents of Okak, the descendants of Okak, while paying respects and acknowledging the tragedy that happened in 1918. Participants will stay at Okak for 3 days, travel and hunt in the area, participate in Art as Healing […]
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Cape Breton University to host Community Innovation and Social Enterprise Conference
From July 10-12, Cape Breton University’s Shannon School of Business will host the Community Innovation and Social Enterprise Conference on the CBU campus. This conference will bring together practitioners, researchers and community organizations from home and afar, to discuss current best practices, challenges and innovations in advancing social entrepreneurship, and improving community livelihoods. “At Cape […]
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Here’s all the best ways to spend summer’s first weekend – The Coast
Jun 20, 2019 It’s the first weekend of summer (as designated by the release of our annual Hot Summer Guide—you’re welcome) so you gotta make it count! We gotchu with fun like an adults-only night at the Discovery Centre, the epic Indigenous Day celebration at Zatzman Sportsplex and a screening to the unofficial follow-up of […]
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Ethics in Nursing: StFX Rankin School of Nursing hosts 2019 ARCASN Conference
June 12th, 2019 Nursing faculty and educators from schools of nursing across Atlantic Canada will converge on StFX this week as the Rankin School of Nursing hosts the 2019 Atlantic Region of Canadian Schools of Nursing’s (ARCASN) annual conference from June 13-15. This year, the conference focuses on ethics within nursing and will bring educators […]
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International Conference on Religion & Film in Halifax for the first time
June 12, 2019 How are Muslim filmmakers reconstructing the Muslim identity as it appears in film and television? In what ways are food and land protection sacred in Indigenous cultures? What do film superheroes say about masculinity and religion? How is contemporary culture reflected in the popular wave of apocalypse films? These are just a […]
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World Oceans Day Events Highlight Marine Conservation
June 5, 2019 The Honourable Gerry Byrne, Minister of Fisheries and Land Resources, will celebrate World Oceans Day with students at Immaculate Heart of Mary School in Corner Brook on Friday, June 7, at 9:30 a.m. World Oceans Day, observed annually on June 8, encourages families and residents to celebrate and learn about the importance […]
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