Chief & Council

The Band Council of Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation serves 614 band members (as of 2023). Council serve two-year terms, elected to office by community members. Council members receive an honorarium for their services while in office.

Band Council members each concentrate on specific portfolios of duties and are not employed in any other capacity by the Band to discourage any conflicts of interest while serving the community.

Annual Honorariums

Chief:
Chief Cory Julian: $75,000

Councilors:
Kerry Prosper: $65,000
Anne Marie Paul: $65,000
Noah Paul: $65,000
Trevor Gould: $65,000
Jeremy Paul: $65,000
Terena Francis: $65,000

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Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation

7 hours ago

These glasses were found on the ground outside 19 Mug-a-sun road. If they are your glasses they can be picked up at the Paqtnkek Health Center. ... See MoreSee Less

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Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation

5 days ago

Late Bus notice for Friday September 11th.

Eugene's morning bus run for The East and PEC will be 20 minutes late.

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Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation

5 days ago

Community Reminder: Check Your Naloxone Kits and share this post

Take a few minutes to:

• Check Expiry date
• Check if the packaging and equipment are damaged
• Know where where the kit is located and is easy to access
• Make sure you and others in your household know how to use it

What if naloxone is expired?

Expired naloxone should be replaced as soon as possible.
If an opioid overdose is happening and the only naloxone available is expired, use it while waiting for a new kit. Naloxone can lose potency after its expiry date, so additional doses may be needed, but an early dose make save a life.

Need a new kit?
The Paqtnkek Health Centre can provide you with a new naloxone kit. If your kit is expired, damaged, or has been used, contact the Health Centre for a replacement.

If you see someone experiencing a suspected opioid overdose:
Call 911 → Give naloxone → Stay with the person → Give additional doses if needed.

Please take a moment today to check your kit, know where it is, and know how to use it.

Lets work together and support one another in keeping our community safe.

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