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Powwow this weekend!!!!🤗 Everyone is welcome 😁😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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Is the Healing the Wounded Warrior by Don Burnstick open to everyone?
The rain and thunder just ended and this beautiful rainbow appeared over the campgrounds! #DestinationIndigenous #glamping ... See MoreSee Less
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Worked hard this week putting up the tipis. One more to go! After a quick thunderstorm, not one but two beautiful rainbows appeared! ... See MoreSee Less
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I have never been here, but it is on my summer list with my kids.
Amazing pics!!
They are beautiful!
Hello people! the mel will be closed until 2pm today! sorry for any inconvenience🥲🥲 ... See MoreSee Less
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View of a beautiful sunset overlooking the Metepenagiag Heritage Park. Thank you Michael Stem ... See MoreSee Less
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Anyone interested is welcomed to come!! 😁🤗 ... See MoreSee Less
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Mel's new menu 😁🤗🤗 ... See MoreSee Less
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What are their hours?
Look at this food Channing Ward
Hello:
My name is Jarvis Googoo and I am originally from We’koqma’q First Nation. I am the Director of the Atlantic Indigenous Economic Development Integrated Research Program (AIEDIRP) with the Atlantic Policy Congress of First Nations Chiefs Secretariat (APC). AIEDIRP’s main purpose is to work with Indigenous communities to improve the knowledge base concerning Atlantic Indigenous economic development in order to improve the lives of Indigenous people in the region.
One of ways we are currently doing this is via promotion of Atlantic Indigenous Tourism. In 2022-2023, AIEDIRP commissioned a study (undertaken by BDO Canada) to study Indigenous tourism in our region. This study was finalized on July 31. We held a publicly/promotional media event for it on October 25 at the Millbrook Cultural and Heritage Centre. We hosted another one on January 23 at the Elsipogtog Mi’kmaq Cultural Centre.
On Friday, March 8, we will be hosting a presentation on the Atlantic Indigenous Tourism study at the Metepenagiag Heritage Park. This will begin at 10:00 a.m. followed by a session for questions, comments, feedback, and shared ideas. Afterwards, a lunch will be provided.
To help us with registration and catering numbers, please let Lois Daye (AIEDIRP Admin Assistant) know if you will be attending at: lois.daye@apcfnc.ca
Wela’lin,
Jarvis Googoo
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If you would like to attend Email lois.daye@apcfnc.ca 😁
This is Nitup having a great run around the campground at the Park. His dad lets him visit us and makes everyone happy. In our MI’kmaq language, Nitup means ‘my friend’ 🙂 ... See MoreSee Less
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