Housing & Infrastructure

Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation is a vibrant, growing community.  The Department of Housing and Infrastructure is an important part of the development team, focused on the design, construction and maintenance of all band-operated buildings and band housing units.

The Department also oversees water and sewer development and maintenance, snow removal, grounds maintenance, roadway construction and maintenance, and participates in emergency management organization activities.

As Paqtnkek continues to grow and develop, the department will play an integral role in infrastructure development related to the highway development project.  This project will provide additional commercial opportunities for community members and increase housing construction with lands set aside for increased housing units to accommodate Paqtnkek’s growing families and membership.

Request For Proposal for Apartment Building Design

Paqtnkek Mi’kmaw Nation is inviting bidders from appropriate consultant firms to submit proposals for the design of a new 26-unit apartment building. View or download the detailed PDF via the button below.

Online Housing Application

The Paqtnkeks First Nation has introduced a new Online Housing Application to make applying for homes simpler and faster. Now, community members can fill out their housing applications online instead of using paper forms. This helps everyone get their applications done more quickly and easily, even from far away.

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Mi'kmaw History Month, Did you know?

Tlaqaotik

Tracadie’s Mi’kmaw name is Tlaqatik, meaning “At the encampment place.” The name carries a history of Mi’kmaw connection, and artifacts have been found along the coast and islands that place Mi’kmaq people living in the area for thousands of years. Take a moment to recognize the Indigenous place names around us, and the histories they hold.
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Mikmaw History Month

Mi'kmaw History Month
Did You Know?

6. ~ 12,000 Years

Archaeological evidence from Debert and other sites in Mi’kma’ki dates back about 11,100 to 13,300 years. Long before written records. Mi’kmaw History Month is an opportunity to learn about this rich history, as well as Mi’kmaw culture, language, traditions, and the knowledge passed from generation to generation. It is also a time to recognize the continued presence and contributions of Mi’kmaw communities today.
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Paqtnkek First Nation Vaccine Clinic

All ages are welcome on Thursday, October 22, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Paqtnkek Health Centre, 128 Sagamaw Road.

Drop in or book an appointment by calling 902-386-2048.

See the poster for available vaccines and eligibility information.
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