Water Boil Order Lift
Attention Community Members!
The results of our Water Testing indicate that it is safe to drink and use now.
As of now the water boil order has been lifted!
Boil Order in Effect
There is a precautionary boil order in effect for Listuguj.
During a precautionary boil water advisory, all water destined for drinking, preparing infant formulas and juices, making ice cubes, washing fruits and vegetables, cooking, and dental hygiene must be held at a rolling boil for 1 minute. Adults, adolescents, and older
children may shower, bathe, or wash using tap water but should avoid swallowing the water. Toddlers and infants should be sponged bathed, and caregivers must ensure no water is drunk or
swallowed. Dishes and laundry may be washed in tap water by hand or machine.
This advisory is in effect until further notice
National Truth and Reconciliation Event
Along with the closing of LMG there will also be an event hosted by LCHS and LCSSD to celebrate National Truth and Reconciliation.
There will be a turkey dinner, door prizes, and more for all who come to the event.
It will be hosted on Sept.30th from 10am-2pm at the Listuguj Community Hall.
For more info check the posted below.
Upcoming Leak Detection Test
Listuguj Public works will be performing a leak detection test Wednesday September 17th between midnight and 5 am. There will be a brief period where the water will be shut off during that time.
Apple Sauce Making
Reminder for those who signed up for the apple sauce making that apple sauce making is tomorrow at the Apoqnmatultneg wellness center 5PM
dinner is provided.
2025 Fall Lobster Tag Registrations.
There are 235 traps for the entire 2025 Fall Lobster Season. LMG will fish 60 traps and the remaining 175 traps will be shared equally amongst the registered fishers. Each fisher will receive 9 traps each. Community members can access 1 tag through a registered fisher. However, tags are limited.
Loni Vicaire – Newly Elected to the Commission’s Board of Directors
On September 10, Loni Vicaire, General Manager of Economic Development, and Julianne Wysote, Economic Development Officer, attended the Annual General Assembly (AGA) of the First Nations of Quebec and Labrador Economic Development Commission (FNQLEDC).
We are pleased to announce that Loni Vicaire was newly elected to the Commission’s Board of Directors as Administrator of the Mi’gmaq Nation for a two-year term.
Congratulations to Loni and all newly elected representatives from the four Nations. Your leadership and commitment continue to support progress and opportunity for our communities.
Our Economic Development Unit looks forward to applying the knowledge and tools gained during the training and general assembly to continue to advance current and potential economic initiatives within the community.
https://cdepnql.org/en/blog/a-look-back-at-the-2024-2025-annual-general-assembly/
Asset Disposal Form
LMG Chipping at the Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government is disposing of the Liebherr 924, 934 and LH50
wheeled material handlers.
For the Asset Disposal Form and more information click Here.
Listuguj Community Health Services Blood and Glucose Screening
The Listuguj Community Health Services are holding an event at the Health Center where you get screened for your Blood Pressure and Glucose levels.
There will be a continental breakfast and prizes to win.
It will be held on Sept.11 from 9am-12pm.
For more details check the poster below.
See you there!
2025 Tia’m Harvesting
Indigenous people from communities outside of Gespe’gewa’gi, will require written permission from the LMG—a Letter of Communal Authority—to harvest in on Listuguj territory within Gespe’gewa’gi, even if they are accompanied by a Listuguj community member.
Harvesting dates for guest harvesters are from Treaty Day, October 1st to October 30th.
In the link below, you will find the 2025 Tia’m Harvesting guidelines and policy, harvesting policy and letter of communal authority.
For any questions, please contact the Natural Resource Directorate at (418) 788-3022 or amber.brisk@listuguj.ca
