Named after the Mi’kmaq word for “growth,” Nikutik Limited Partnership is a Sovereign Wealth Fund that supports projects offering financial, social, environmental, and cultural benefits to our NSMTC Member Nations. Learn more: nsmtc.ca/north-shore-mi…

This week’s episode of CBC-Radio’s La semaine verte (Green Week) featured the NSMTC Anqotum Resource Management team discussing striped bass in the Miramichi River and the importance of ecosystem balance. Catch Field Technician Joe Augustine at 15:25: ici.radio-canada.ca/tele/la-semain…

We're seeking firms or consultants with expertise in business planning, commercial development, cold storage, food processing, and Indigenous engagement for an upcoming project! ➡️ Want to learn more? Check out our RFP: nsmtc.ca/rfp-for-cold-w… ➡️ Deadline: February 14, 2025

Don’t miss your chance to apply for our Community Engagement Intern position! We’re looking for someone between the ages of 18-30 and of First Nations descent to join our NSMTC Energy Services team. ▶ Learn More: nsmtc.ca/jobs. ▶ Deadline to apply is February 7th.

We’re hiring! Our team is looking for a Housing Systems Analyst to help manage housing data and improve infrastructure services for our member First Nations. ▶ Application Deadline: February 21st.. ▶ Check out all our current job openings: nsmtc.ca/jobs

Today, Weso’tmk Samqwan Incorporated signed a framework agreement with the Government of Canada (GCIndigenous) to establish Mi’kmaw-led water services in New Brunswick. To learn more about this important milestone, visit: nsmtc.ca/wesotmk-samqwa…

Last month, Elsipogtog Headstart participated in a Handle With Care program, led by our Aboriginal Headstart Coordinator, Lorinda Ward. Early Educators had the chance to learn about strategies for promoting mental health in children, their caregivers, and families. #AHSOR

Each year, our NSMTC Anqotum team hosts Promoting Lifelong Learning – a program where we teach grade 4 students at First Nation-operated schools about aquatic monitoring and conservation. Wela'lieg to the Government of Canada for providing funding support for this program!

For #InternationalWomensDay, join us in celebrating the strength, resilience, and leadership of Indigenous women and all women. Wela’lieg to the mothers, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, aunties, nieces, and cousins whose guidance and inspiration shape our communities.

Start your career with the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council! Many of our summer students go on to full-time careers with us – just like Tyler! Ready to take the first step? Apply now to be a 2025 NSMTC Summer Student! ▶ Visit: nsmtc.ca/summer

Our NSMTC GM, Jim Ward participated this week in the AFN Natural Resources Forum in Vancouver. The forum brought together First Nations leaders, technical experts, and industry representatives to explore how self-determination can shape the future of natural resources.

The NSMTC is committed to sustainable growth, collaboration, and building long-term prosperity for our communities. Our NSMTC Economic Development Strategy outlines how we’re working with partners to strengthen opportunities for our Member Nations: nsmtc.ca/economic-devel…

Chiefs from the NB Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief's office, North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council, Wolastoqey Tribal Council Inc., and Mawiw Council Inc. are speaking out about the changes to Jordan’s Principle: nsmtc.ca/jordans-princi… Wolastoqey Tribal Council Mawiw Council Inc.

We had a great time taking part in the What’s Next career fair yesterday at New Brunswick Community College in Miramichi. Our team connected with students considering their next steps after graduation. Wela’lieg to the organizers for inviting us to take part!

Happy Administrative Professionals Day! Today, we’re celebrating the heart of our operations – the dedicated administrative staff who support the North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council and our Member Nation communities. Wela’lieg for all the work you do!

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Discover the species in your backyard with Wisisk.ca! Developed by our NSMTC Anqotum team, Wisisk.ca helps people of all ages learn about animals and plants important to our Mi’kmaq communities. Explore language, fun facts, activities, and more!

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN for the 2025 Atlantic Emergency Management Conference. 📢 ➡️ September 2–4, 2025 ➡️ Charlottetown, PEI ➡️ Register now: eventcreate.com/e/aemc2025

Nipniku’s (buds growing), or June, is National Indigenous History Month. N’spuu (together), we honour the stories, accomplishments, and resilience of Indigenous Peoples.

We're soliciting proposals from qualified firms to lead the next two phases of the project Building the Indigenous Supply Chain Supporting SMR Development and Deployment in New Brunswick. ➡️ View the RFP: nsmtc.ca/indigenous-bus… ➡️ Deadline to apply: July 17, 2025