The installation is expected to take approximately 3 to 4 weeks.
Permits have been issued for the installation of a large culvert. As the area is considered fish habitat, the culvert is being installed in two sections (top and bottom). Simulated natural streambed material will be placed inside the culvert before the top section is installed to help maintain fish passage and protect the habitat.
During this phase of the project, the downstream end of the culvert will be constructed. To safely complete this work, the ramp will need to be closed. Completing this portion now will help avoid another ramp closure during the next phase of construction.
We appreciate your understanding and patience throughout this project. Please use extra caution, as traffic around the community will increase while vehicles are being diverted.Attention:
Due to the temporary ramp closure, there will be an increase in traffic along Highway 104, Highway 4, and Afton Road as motorists use alternate routes through the community.
Please use extra caution while driving, follow posted speed limits, and be mindful of pedestrians, cyclists, and children who may be outside enjoying the summer.
Parents and guardians are also encouraged to remind children to be aware of the increased traffic and to use extra care when near roadways.
We appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while this detour is in place.
An approximate timeframe for the ramp closure will be shared as soon as it becomes available. Please keep an eye on this page for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
Due to the temporary ramp closure, there will be an increase in traffic along Highway 104, Highway 4, and Afton Road as motorists use alternate routes through the community.
Please use extra caution while driving, follow posted speed limits, and be mindful of pedestrians, cyclists, and children who may be outside enjoying the summer.
Parents and guardians are also encouraged to remind children to be aware of the increased traffic and to use extra care when near roadways.
We appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while this detour is in place.
An approximate timeframe for the ramp closure will be shared as soon as it becomes available. Please keep an eye on this page for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
Valard Construction is currently hiring Mi’kmaq community members on and off reserve for the upcoming Wasoqonatl transmission line project from Onslow/Truro to Salisbury. Work is beginning as soon as possible, and there are a variety of positions available for community members.
Many positions include paid travel and accommodations, training opportunities, and there are openings for both experienced workers and those looking to get started in the industry.
Some of the benefits include:
28 days on, 2 weeks off Sundays off Paid travel and accommodations Great opportunities for people looking to start or build a career (people on program are also accepted) Scan the QR code, or click the Microsoft sign-up link to apply for current and future opportunities.
Please note that all Paqtnkek offices will be closed on Monday, July 27th, and will reopen during regular business hours on Tuesday, July 28th.
We wish everyone a safe and meaningful St. Anne's Day! We will be posting more details tomorrow about the event after we figure out a few small details. ... See MoreSee Less
Chief Paul (PJ) Prosper of Paqtnkek Mi'kmaw Nation has announced that Rose Paul is the successful applicant for the new position of Chief Executive Officer
Positions are now being advertised in the community and in local newspapers. Visit http://www.baysidecorporate.com/careers/ for application details and deadlines.
For immediate release November 1, 2018 Antigonish, NS: Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation announced today that Wilsons Fuels and Calgary-based Husky will team up to supply an
Update:
The installation is expected to take approximately 3 to 4 weeks.
Permits have been issued for the installation of a large culvert. As the area is considered fish habitat, the culvert is being installed in two sections (top and bottom). Simulated natural streambed material will be placed inside the culvert before the top section is installed to help maintain fish passage and protect the habitat.
During this phase of the project, the downstream end of the culvert will be constructed. To safely complete this work, the ramp will need to be closed. Completing this portion now will help avoid another ramp closure during the next phase of construction.
We appreciate your understanding and patience throughout this project. Please use extra caution, as traffic around the community will increase while vehicles are being diverted.Attention:
Due to the temporary ramp closure, there will be an increase in traffic along Highway 104, Highway 4, and Afton Road as motorists use alternate routes through the community.
Please use extra caution while driving, follow posted speed limits, and be mindful of pedestrians, cyclists, and children who may be outside enjoying the summer.
Parents and guardians are also encouraged to remind children to be aware of the increased traffic and to use extra care when near roadways.
We appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while this detour is in place.
An approximate timeframe for the ramp closure will be shared as soon as it becomes available. Please keep an eye on this page for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
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Attention:
Due to the temporary ramp closure, there will be an increase in traffic along Highway 104, Highway 4, and Afton Road as motorists use alternate routes through the community.
Please use extra caution while driving, follow posted speed limits, and be mindful of pedestrians, cyclists, and children who may be outside enjoying the summer.
Parents and guardians are also encouraged to remind children to be aware of the increased traffic and to use extra care when near roadways.
We appreciate everyone's patience and cooperation while this detour is in place.
An approximate timeframe for the ramp closure will be shared as soon as it becomes available. Please keep an eye on this page for updates. ... See MoreSee Less
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St. Anne's Day Celebration
Join us this Sunday, July 26 in Walnek (577 Summerside Rd., Heatherton) for a day of community, fellowship, and celebration.
Events Begins: 10:00 AM
Enjoy activities throughout the day:
-Bouncy Castles, Henna Tattoo Booth, and Snow Cones
Activities will pause for Mass: 2:30 PM
Potluck Meal to Follow
Please bring your favorite dish to share! A BBQ and fresh crab will also be provided.
A special thank you to Chéticamp Fisheries for their generous donation of three boxes of crab to help make this celebration possible.
Fireworks at 10pm at the PEC school!
Everyone is welcome. We look forward to celebrating with you! ... See MoreSee Less
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Valard Construction is currently hiring Mi’kmaq community members on and off reserve for the upcoming Wasoqonatl transmission line project from Onslow/Truro to Salisbury. Work is beginning as soon as possible, and there are a variety of positions available for community members.
Many positions include paid travel and accommodations, training opportunities, and there are openings for both experienced workers and those looking to get started in the industry.
Some of the benefits include:
28 days on, 2 weeks off
Sundays off
Paid travel and accommodations
Great opportunities for people looking to start or build a career (people on program are also accepted)
Scan the QR code, or click the Microsoft sign-up link to apply for current and future opportunities.
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St. Anne's Day is this Sunday, July 26th,
Please note that all Paqtnkek offices will be closed on Monday, July 27th, and will reopen during regular business hours on Tuesday, July 28th.
We wish everyone a safe and meaningful St. Anne's Day! We will be posting more details tomorrow about the event after we figure out a few small details. ... See MoreSee Less
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