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28 Jun 2019

Marie-Christine Tremblay

A new issue of the Nikan Bulletin is now available!

The latest issue of the Nikan bulletin, which focuses on the Wôlinak and Odanak communities, is now available.

28 Jun 2019

Marie-Christine Tremblay

A Wide Range of Services

In the past few years, the Grand Conseil de la Nation Waban-Aki (GCNWA) has developed a wide range of services which include a variety of technical services, territorial consultation services, social services, etc.

28 Jun 2019

L'entreprise Fromagerie Odanak, située à Odanak.

Marie-Christine Tremblay

Ensuring the Visibility of the Abenaki Nation and its Enterprises

Wôlinak and Odanak are small communities, but still, together, they have over thirty enterprises, in addition to an industrial park. To make their business known and to foster the development of their business, a number of very specific actions have been implemented.

28 Jun 2019

Véronique Édé

Aboriginal Youth: a Driving Force for Economic Growth and Cultural Transmission

More and more First Nations Youth are showing their determination to contribute to the economic and cultural prosperity of their communities through the perpetuation of traditions. Frédérique Gros-Louis meets exactly this definition. She is a young entrepreneur of the Huron-Wendat Nation and she creates regalia and customised beadwork.

28 Jun 2019

Les participants de Ma chance de devenir entrepreneur

Marie-Christine Tremblay

A Contest to Stimulate Private Entrepreneurship in Wemotaci

From June 10th to the 13th, 2019, Nikanik Economic Development Corporation, in collaboration with the FNQLEDC, organized a contest entitled “My chance to become an entrepreneur” aimed at stimulating the creation of businesses in Wemotaci.

27 Jun 2019

Quelques-uns des jeunes participant au projet Niona.

Marie-Christine Tremblay

Discovering Abenaki Culture Through Information Technologies

The Niona Project is related to exploring, living and transmitting Abenaki culture and First Nations in general by way of information technologies. It’s also a social project aimed at developing diverse skills among Abenaki youth between the ages of 12 and 17.

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