This online forum is your chance to ask questions, and discuss issues with other members of the Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq community. Read through the discussions, add your comments, and suggest a topic to discuss. Think of this as your chance to join the rest of the Mi’kmaq community in sharing your concerns, questions and ideas for resolution of these issues.
The Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq first presented their claim for Aboriginal Rights to the federal government on April 25, 1977. In an historic and symbolic ceremony on the Eskasoni Reserve, a 400-page document was passed over to Indian Affairs and Northern Development by 12 Micmac Chiefs on behalf of our registered population of about 5,000 at that time.
The Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq first presented their claim for Aboriginal Rights to the federal government on April 25, 1977. In an historic and symbolic ceremony on the Eskasoni Reserve, a 400-page document was passed over to Indian Affairs and Northern Development by 12 Micmac Chiefs on behalf of our registered population of about 5,000 at that time. 
