Native Council of Nova Scotia

NCNS; Native Council of Nova Scotia

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Aboriginal/Treaty Rights Negotiations Facilitating Directorate

“Keeping our Treaties, Practices and Customs Strong for us today, our Children and Future Generations”

Our Goal:

Promote, advance, foster and defend Aboriginal and Treaty Rights, and Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal Title for the benefit of all Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal Peoples of Nova Scotia.

Serving:

Off-reserve Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal Peoples, heirs to Aboriginal and Treaty Rights, our Community’s recognized Netukli’tite’wk (Harvesters) who harvest natural life resources through the N.C.N.S. Community’s harvest management regimés.

How We Help:

Through extensive research, political negotiations, advocacy, legal challenges, and the administration of the N.C.N.S. Netukulimkewe’l Commission Harvesting Regimes, and the use of the Aboriginal and Treaty Rights Defence fund, we advance the political and legal recognition and our duty to protect and exercise our constitutional existing Treaty Rights, Aboriginal Rights and Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal Title as the Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal Peoples of Canada continuing on our traditional ancestral homelands of Mi’kma’ki.


For More Information, Contact:

N.C.N.S. Chief and President
Grace Conrad

or

N.C.N.S. Netukulimkewe’l Commission Commissioner
Tim Martin
129 Truro Heights Road or 172 Truro Heights Road
P.O. Box 1320, Truro, NS B2N 5N2

Toll Free: 1-800-565-4372
Direct: 902-895-1523
Fax: 902-895-0024
e-mail: core1@eastlink.ca

or

Toll Free: 1-877-565-1752
Direct: 902-895-7050
Fax: 902-895-8182
email: netcomm@ncnsnetcomm.ns.ca
Website: www.ncns.ca

Welcome to the Native Council of Nova Scotia!

The Native Council of Nova Scotia is the self-governing authority for the large community of Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal peoples residing off-reserve in Nova Scotia throughout traditional Mi’kmaq territory. Our goal is to operate and administer a strong and effective Aboriginal Peoples Representative Organization that serves, advocates and represents our community.

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About NCNS

The Native Council of Nova Scotia is the self-governing authority for the large community of Mi’kmaq/Aboriginal peoples residing off-reserve in Nova Scotia throughout traditional Mi’kmaq territory.

Head Office

129 Truro Heights Road,
P.O. Box 1320,
Truro, N.S.
B2N 5N2

Contact Us

Toll Free: 1-800-565-4372
Direct: 902-895-1523
Fax: 902-895-0024

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