Utility Connection Work – Caplin Street

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Attention Community Members!

There will be construction work being done to connect the sewer system and water supply starting today for a maximum of 3 days.

During this time, please be aware of the following:
• 1 hour water shutdown and the closure of the section of Caplin Street between LNU Street and Interprovincial Boulevard.
• Removal of pavement and curbs during daytime hours.

Please note: The water shutdown will only affect stores and houses in a close proximity to the work site.

We thank you for your understanding and patience.

Reminder to the Community – Application Submission for Social Housing Rental Units

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Attention Community Members!

Capital and Infrastructure are in the final stages of their housing construction project and would like to remind the community that if you have not yet submitted your application for Social Housing Rental Units, please do so before June 15, 2026.

Housing applications can be submitted online through the link below or submitted in person at 44 Dundee.
https://bit.ly/4vawFVA

If you have any questions regarding your application or need assistance, please feel free to contact the office at 418-788-3022.

LMDC Hosts Visitors From Inukjuak and Kuujjuaq

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On May 11, 2026, the LMDC – Listuguj Mi’gmaq Development Centre team was delighted to host visitors from Inukjuak and Kuujjuaq. Representatives from the Kativik Government’s Sustainable Employment Department visited to learn more about our youth employability and training initiatives.

Following an information-sharing session, guests were guided on a community tour. Stops included visits with: Denise Jacques and Sandy Bulmer at Social Services, who provided an overview of their client programs and exciting plans for a new outdoor services/cultural space; Paige Isaac and Amy Chamberlin at the LMG highlighted Listuguj’s “Feeding Our Governance Spirit” youth initiative, which nurtures knowledge of governance, culture, and community; as well as Loni Vicaire and Sue Ann Clement, who shared insights into the community gardens and their vision for sustainability.

The visit concluded on a meaningful note, with the LMDC team receiving a beautiful polar bear soapstone carving. Qujannamiik which means Wela’lin in Inuktitut.

For Listuguj Entrepreneurs-Upcoming Quebec-Labrador Aboriginal Business and Communities Directory.

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Attention Local Business Owners and Entrepreneurs!

The Listuguj Economic Development Unit is inviting community members who own a business to be featured in the upcoming Quebec-Labrador Aboriginal Business and Communities Directory.
This directory brings together comprehensive listings of Indigenous businesses and organizations across Quebec, Labrador, and the Maritimes. It also includes community maps, historical and cultural information, and a full network directory of Indigenous businesses in these territories. This is a free service and a great opportunity to increase visibility for your business.
If you would like your business included, please send the following information:
  • Business name
  • Address
  • Telephone number
Send submissions to: ecdev@listuguj.ca
Deadline: Friday, May 29, 2026

Please note that submissions will not be accepted after the deadline, as the publisher has set a firm cutoff date.
For a preview of the directory, click here: https://heyzine.com/flip-book/quebec-autochtone-2025-26#page/198

Per Capita Distribution

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Have you recently turned 18 years of age?

The Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government wishes to inform Listuguj youth who turn 18 years of age to make an application for their land claim Per Capita Distribution. Listuguj youth who have turned 18, have up to 5 years following their 18th birthday to make their application. Failure to come forward by the 5-year deadline will result in the monies being forfeited.

For example:
If you turned 18 on May 6, 2024,
you have until May 5, 2029, to apply.
If you turned 18 on January 6, 2026,
you have until January 5, 2031, to apply.

Note: Your name must appear on the qualifying band membership list made on April 29, 2015.

You can contact the PCD Application Clerk, Tamara Jacques, by phone, email, or mail to make your application or confirm if your name appears on the qualifying band membership list made on April 29, 2015.

Contact Info:
phone number: 418-788-2743 #2196
email: PCD@listuguj.ca
mail:
Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government
Attn: PCD Application Clerk
17 Riverside West
Listuguj (Quebec) G0C 2R0

You can also visit www.listuguj.ca/forms/ to download the application and instructions.

See below for the quarterly payment schedule. If your completed application is not received before each deadline date, it will be paid in the next scheduled quarter.

Community Engagement Sessions- Four Pillars Society Settlement

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Attention Community Members!

The Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government will be hosting the third round of community engagement sessions, this time focusing on the Heritage Pillar from June 8th to June 10th.

The purpose of these engagement sessions is to shape our 5 to 10 year community plan, guided by the Four Pillars – language, culture, heritage and wellness.

A meal will be provided to those who attend and there will be door prizes to be won!

For more information, contact Macy Metallic at 418-788-2136 or macy.metallic@listuguj.ca

Indigenous Patient Navigator

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Good Morning Community Members!

Did you know Campbellton Regional Hospital has an Indigenous Patient Navigator?

The role of an Indigenous patient navigator is to connect you and family with the right care and services and to create a healthier future for patients and communities.

They work to ensure your healthcare experience is respectful, culturally safe, and supportive.

If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to ipn@vitalitenb.ca for more information.

Message to the Community Regarding Upcoming Beautification Work

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🌿 Attention Community Members! 🌿

It’s that time of year again! Starting May 25th, 2026, our dedicated Beautification Crew will be out and about helping keep our community looking its best.

They’ll be taking on important tasks such as:

• Painting fences
• Piling wood
• Raking yards
• Mowing lawns

If you’d like to request assistance, please reach out to the Band Office at 788-2136 to submit a work order. (Please note: priority will be given to our Elders.)

To help keep everyone safe, we kindly ask that yards be cleared of any hazardous items before work begins (such as broken glass, nails, boards, or other debris).

We also encourage you to call regularly if you need support, as our crew works hard to serve the entire community.

Let’s all take pride in our community by working together to keep Listuguj clean, safe, and welcoming for everyone. We are incredibly grateful for our beautification team—their dedication, care, and hard work make a real difference each and every day! 💚

Call for Tenders – Expansion of Alaqsite’w Gitpu School

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The Listuguj Mi’gmaq Government is requesting bids for an expansion of the Alaqsite’w Gitpu School in Listuguj.

To see the full information and to get access to the tender documents from SEAO, please click the link below.
View a notice | SEAO

To see the full information and to get access to the tender documents from MERX please click the link below.
View a notice | MERX

Public Announcement Regarding Listuguj Haven House’s Second Stage Transitional Housing Project

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Please see the following public announcement regarding Listuguj Haven House’s Second Stage Transitional Housing Project.