Band Meeting: Thursday, August 20 at the Naskapi Community Center
Our next Band Meeting is coming up, and your voice belongs in the room. On Thursday, August 20, the community is invited to the Naskapi Community Center to take part… Read More
The Naskapi Nation is Hiring a Gas Bar Attendant
The Naskapi Nation is hiring a Gas Bar Attendant, a temporary full time replacement position with the Department of Public Works. If you like working with people and want steady… Read More
Artifact Exhibition: Come and Learn Our History on August 6
Our belongings are going on display, and you are invited to come and see them. On Thursday, August 6, the Naskapi Nation is hosting an Artifact Exhibition at the Naskapi… Read More
The Naskapi Nation is Hiring Two Land Guardians
Our land needs people to watch over it. The Naskapi Nation is hiring two Land Guardians to help occupy, monitor, and care for our traditional territory, Nuchimiyuschiiy. This is land-based… Read More
The Naskapi Nation is Hiring an Elders Coordinator
Our Elders carry our language, our stories, and our way of life. We are looking for someone to help look after them. The Naskapi Nation is hiring an Elders Coordinator,… Read More
Our Third Legal Clinic with Justice Pro Bono Served 66 People
From June 7 to 12, Justice Pro Bono was in Kawawachikamach offering free legal services to our community. Six people ran that clinic, and one of them was ours. What… Read More
Our Chief at the AFN Annual General Assembly 2026
Our Chief, Louise Nattawappio, was at the Assembly of First Nations Annual General Assembly this week, representing our Nation. She met with Chiefs and delegates from across the country. The… Read More
Strong Turnout for This Year’s Construction Safety Course
The ASP Construction Health and Safety on Construction Sites Course wrapped up this week at the new Naskapi Training and Employment Center, with a strong turnout from across the community…. Read More
A Historic Year for Indigenous Youth at the Canada-Wide Science Fair
Last week we celebrated the medals our youth brought home from the Canada-Wide Science Fair. Today, we want to share the context that makes their achievement even more remarkable. A… Read More
Bullying should have no place in Kawawachikamach
To my community, My heart is heavy as I write this. Like so many of you, I have been thinking of the death of Ronald Sandy Pien, a Naskapi whose… Read More