Fisheries Advisory Committee – Call For Applications

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The Natural Resources Directorate (NRD) is looking for community members to join the Fisheries Advisory Committee to advise NRD on Listuguj fishery objectives and bring in community insight, teachings, and expertise to help guide the sustainable management of fisheries for future generations.

 

 

Medical Transportation – Hours of Operation

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There has been a change of operating hours for Medical Transportation in the community starting today (May 1st.)
The new operating hours are Monday to Friday 8:30 AM to Noon, and 1:00 PM to 4:30 PM New Brunswick time.
For any questions, please contact Listuguj Health Services at (418) 788-2155.

Spring Feast is coming to your door!

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On Friday, May 3rd, the Scientific Team will be delivering bags of lobster and snow crab to the community.
See poster for details.

LCSSD Youth Workshops

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The Listuguj Community Social Services Directorate (LCSDD) will be offering workshops for youth starting on April 25th.
For more information, contact Michael Martin at 418-788-3039, or michael.martin@listuguj.ca.
See poster for details.

Call for Tender – Upgrade of the Drinking Water System (Isaac Lane)

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This is a call for tender to Upgrade of the Drinking Water System on Isaac Lane.

 

Click here for the MERX link.

Click here for the SEAO link.

LMG Early Closure – Solar Eclipse

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All LMG offices will be closed on Monday, April 8th at noon due to the upcoming Solar Eclipse.

 

Alaqsite’w Gitpu School’s early departures are as follows:

  • K4-2 will be dismissed at 11:30 AM.
  •  Grades 3-8 will be dismissed at 12:30 PM.

Students will have their lunch before their departure.

 

Observing a solar eclipse without protection can cause temporary or permanent eye damage.

 

Here are a few safety tips to consider:

  • Ensure your eyes are always protected by using approved solar eclipse glasses (ISO 12312-2)
  • Watch an online stream of the event if you are unable to secure proper eyewear.
  • Please supervise children and pets.

Listuguj Mini Pow Wow

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There will be a Mini Pow Wow happening on Saturday, April 6th at the Listuguj Community Center. (Bingo Hall)

See poster for details!

 

Listuguj Food Bank Support Services

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Please see the flyer from the Listuguj Community Social Services Directorate regarding Food Bank Support Services in the community.
If you have any questions, please contact 418-788-3039.

Federal Government and Indigenous Businesses Event

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The federal government is one of the largest buyers of goods and services in Canada. Join Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government, Procurement Assistance Canada and Indigenous Services Canada for this free session to learn about how you can tap into this huge potential market and contribute to the future of policy during this engagement session.
Part one : Animated by Alexandra-Gaëtane Delva, Outreach officer from Procurement Assistance Canada. Learn about registering as a supplier, finding and bidding on opportunities, and federal procurement initiatives for Indigenous businesses such as the Indigenous Business Directory and the minimum target of at least 5% of the total value of federal contracts being awarded to Indigenous businesses.
Part two : Animated by Ryan Peach, Economic Policy Researcher, Transformative Indigenous Procurement Strategy. Anything goes! Come share your stories, experiences and requirements, as a business, economic development officer or community leader, when it comes to selling to the Government of Canada. Let’s think together on how to incorporate Indigenous methodologies, greater Indigenous control, how to transfer services and what co-development of policies and procedures could look like moving forward.

National Indigenous Water Operator Day

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Today is National Indigenous Water Operator Day.
On behalf of the Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government and the Capital and Public Works Department, we would like to congratulate Gunner Isaac on completion of his fresh water qualification in Listuguj. His hard work and new perspective will be valued.
His successor the late Robert Vicaire would be proud of his teaching in helping him succeed. Robert was passionate and dedicated in his position and took pride in the work he did, to ensure a continuous supply of safe drinking water to the community.
We would like to also thank John Loren Wysote for his commitment to the waste water treatment department for all his hard and continuous work to keeping Listuguj healthy.
We thank you for your services.