North Shore Mi’kmaq Tribal Council

The NSMTC primarily serves our seven Member Nations (Ugpi’ganjig, Oinpegitjoig, Natoaganeg, Metepenagiag, L'nui Menikuk, Tjipõgtõtjg, and Amlamgog), as well as 25 other Atlantic First Nation communities.

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📣 NSMTC COMMUNITY DISCUSSION 📣

NSMTC community members are invited to join a discussion on economic opportunities in New Brunswick’s critical minerals value chain.

The research team will share what they’ve learned so far and, most importantly, hear your thoughts, questions, and ideas for further research.

Your input will help shape the conversation and support future decision-making.

We hope you can join us this Thursday, August 27th @ 4PM!

Register here: www.nsmtc.ca/critical-minerals-session

Please note that this event is for NSMTC community members! Please help us spread the word.
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📣 NSMTC COMMUNITY DISCUSSION 📣

NSMTC community members are invited to join a discussion on economic opportunities in New Brunswick’s critical minerals value chain.

The research team will share what they’ve learned so far and, most importantly, hear your thoughts, questions, and ideas for further research.

Your input will help shape the conversation and support future decision-making.

We hope you can join us this Thursday, August 27th @ 4PM!

Register here: www.nsmtc.ca/critical-minerals-session

Please note that this event is for NSMTC community members! Please help us spread the word.

We’re now accepting speaker applications for the 2026 Atlantic Emergency Management Conference, taking place October 20-21 in Membertou, Nova Scotia.

▶ Submit your application online: nsmtc.ca/aemc/speaker-app

This year’s theme is Strengthening Roots. We welcome submissions from individuals with experience or expertise in emergency planning, response, or recovery, particularly in the Atlantic region.

Hosted by Confederacy of Mi’kmaw Nations , Wolastoqey Tribal Council Inc. , Union of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq, Membertou Community and North Shore Mi'kmaq Tribal Council.
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We’re now accepting speaker applications for the 2026 Atlantic Emergency Management Conference, taking place October 20-21 in Membertou, Nova Scotia.

▶ Submit your application online: https://nsmtc.ca/aemc/speaker-app

This year’s theme is Strengthening Roots. We welcome submissions from individuals with experience or expertise in emergency planning, response, or recovery, particularly in the Atlantic region.

Hosted by Confederacy of Mi’kmaw Nations  , Wolastoqey Tribal Council Inc. , Union of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq, Membertou Community  and North Shore Mikmaq Tribal Council.

📣 NSMTC COMMUNITY DISCUSSION 📣

NSMTC community members are invited to join a discussion on economic opportunities in New Brunswick’s critical minerals value chain.

The research team will share what they’ve learned so far and, most importantly, hear your thoughts, questions, and ideas for further research.

Your input will help shape the conversation and support future decision-making.

We hope you can join us!

Register here: www.nsmtc.ca/critical-minerals-session

Please note that this event is for NSMTC community members! Please help us spread the word.
... See MoreSee Less

📣 NSMTC COMMUNITY DISCUSSION 📣

NSMTC community members are invited to join a discussion on economic opportunities in New Brunswick’s critical minerals value chain.

The research team will share what they’ve learned so far and, most importantly, hear your thoughts, questions, and ideas for further research.

Your input will help shape the conversation and support future decision-making.

We hope you can join us!

Register here: www.nsmtc.ca/critical-minerals-session

Please note that this event is for NSMTC community members! Please help us spread the word.

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