Our teams donned their orange shirts on National Day of Truth and Reconciliation to pay tribute to the survivors and victims of residential schools. The past few days have also been significant for the history of our people and our Nation, with the National Day for Awareness of Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls, [...]
Application of the First Nations Elections Act and the First Nations Elections Regulations. The term of elected officials is 4 years. The election period is 65 days. Candidates must accept their nomination in writing (it is no longer automatic following the acceptance of the proposal and the support of their candidacy), and they must provide [...]
The Abenaki Council of Odanak is delighted to announce a significant cultural initiative to revitalize the community's street names. This initiative aims to highlight the Abenaki language and reflect its importance. The new street name signs, featuring the names in three languages - Abenaki, French and English - as well as pictograms symbolizing their meaning, [...]
A Nation's culture and traditions brought to light with a new 100% Abenaki web resource directory The Abenaki of Odanak and Wôlinak Band Councils, in partnership with the Grand Conseil de la Nation Waban-Aki, are proud to announce the online publication of a W8banaki resource directory. In addition to offering greater visibility to the Nation's [...]