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.

Kerry Prosper

Kerry Prosper

Council Member

Kerry Prosper

Council Member
Stacey Paul

Stacey Paul

COUNCIL MEMBER

Stacey Paul

COUNCIL MEMBER
Anne Marie Paul

Anne Marie Paul

COUNCIL MEMBER

Anne Marie Paul

COUNCIL MEMBER
Noah Paul

Noah Paul

Council Member

Noah Paul

Council Member
Dustin Pictou

Dustin Pictou

Council Member

Dustin Pictou

Council Member
Terena Francis

Terena Francis

Council Member

Terena Francis

Council Member
Chief Juliana Julian

Chief Juliana Julian

Chief

Chief Juliana Julian

Chief

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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