Bayside EV charging Customers: The EV chargers at Bayside are up and running! All the repairs are complete and the 4 chargers are working well.
We thank you for your patience as we repaired the equipment.
Happy Charging and Safe Travels!
Our community is made up of Mi’kmaq people who have lived in this area for thousands of years.
We are a small indigenous community located in Nova Scotia, Canada, near the southern shores of Antigonish Harbour, directly off of highway 104, about 15 minutes from the Town of Antigonish.
Our community is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, including forests, lakes, and rivers. We take pride in our culture and traditions, which have been passed down from generation to generation.
Our community is home to a variety of cultural events, including powwows, traditional feasts, and drumming circles. We also have a strong connection to the land, and many of our community members are involved in fishing, hunting, and trapping. Our language, Mi’kmaq, is an integral part of our culture, and we are working to revitalize it among our people.
Despite the challenges that we have faced as an indigenous community, we remain resilient and committed to preserving our way of life. We welcome visitors to our community and encourage everyone to learn more about our culture and traditions.
How Can We Help?
Stay connected with the latest news on our Facebook Page
Community updates
Getting To Know Your Community
The following are just a few of the pages we have built so that you can better understand your community, the people hired to lead and manage it and the publically accessible records on how everything is proceeding.
Council Minutes
Council minutes are written records of the proceedings and decisions made in official meetings.
Chief & Council Members
Knowing your chief and council members can help you understand local priorities. Consider attending meetings and events and be sure to reach out to build a relationship.
Our goal is to support you
Together, we thrive!
The staff of Paqtnkek First Nations community, is dedicated to providing support to their community members. They are committed to offering a helping hand to those in need, whether it be through community programs or one-on-one assistance. The staff understands the importance of community and works tirelessly to ensure that everyone has access to the resources and support they need to thrive. They are always ready to lend an ear, provide guidance and answer any questions you might have.
CONTACT PAQTNKEK COMMUNITY ADMINISTRATION STAFF
PAQTNKEK NEW HOMES OPEN HOUSE!
Come check out Paqtnkek’s new homes! We’re inviting the community to stop by, take a look around, and see the homes for themselves.
Tuesday, October 27th
12:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Homes open for public viewing:
41/47 Treaty Lane
23 Mug A Sun Rd.
12 Mulin Rd.
🌭 BBQ at 41/47 Treaty Lane!
🎁 Door prizes available!
Stop by, grab a bite, and have a look, we’d love to see you there!
Spread the word, bring your questions, and come check out the new homes in Paqtnkek! ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Mi'kmaw History Month, Did you know?
Wampum
Mi’kmaw history and knowledge were preserved through oral tradition, Mi’kmaw hieroglyphic writing and wampum. These were important ways of recording and communicating knowledge across generations. Mi’kmaw knowledge wasn't dependent on written European records. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Employment Opportunity: Senior Fisheries Advisor RFP.
Click here or scan the QR code in the image below:
paqtnkek.bamboohr.com/careers/36
Click here to access our full list of employment opportunities!!
paqtnkek.bamboohr.com/careers/ ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Mi'kmaw Hostory Month, Did you know?
Look all around you:
Mi’kmaw history isn't something that happened hundreds of kilometres away. The land, waterways and communities in and around Paqtnkek are part of the continuing story, and deep history of Mi’kma’ki. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook
Are these your glasses??
Contact Gloria Marshall or Elizabeth Betty Googoo to pick them up. ... See MoreSee Less
0 CommentsComment on Facebook