Discover the latest News, Articles, and published Books from St. George’s Indian Band
The St. George’s Indian Band is a non-profit Mi’kmaq organization established in 1972 and affiliated with the Federation of Newfoundland Indians in 1989.
Summer Student Employment
The St. George Indian Band is pleased to announce that they have a number of students hired for the summer season.
Aboriginal Day Celebration
For Aboriginal Day, the St. George's Indian Band visited Our Lady of Mercy Elementary and gave each student and all staff ice cream.
Scholarship Presentation
Discover this year's Scholarship Presentation presented by St. George’s Indian Band and TurtleTechnologies to two well deserving students.
The St. George's Indian Band : SUMMER STUDENT JOB
News | The St. George's Indian Band has 1 student job under the Federal Government Canada Summer Jobs Program (35 hours a week for 7 weeks).
St George's Indian Band Student Summer Jobs
News | The St. George's Indian Band / Ktaqmkuk Mi'kmaq Museum will be hiring 2 Aboriginal students, with priority given to registered members of the Qalipu Mi'kmaq First Nation Band.
St. George’s Indian Band Scholarship
News | Each year the St. George’s Indian Band sponsors an academic scholarship. This scholarship is open to Level Three students who are members of the St. George’s Indian Band.
New Acting Chief at St. George's Indian Band
News | Congratulations to Marlene Farrell on her new position as Acting Chief, St. George’s Indian Band!
We Remember You Now
Book | Written by Melvin and Karen White, chronicles the stories of 115 (mostly Mi’kmaq) soldiers on the 100th anniversary of WWI
Legend of Glooscap
Stories | The land of the Wabanaki, the land nearest to the sunrise, comprises the area along the Atlantic seaboard inhabited by numerous Indian tribes including the Micmacs, Malecites, Penobscots and Passamaquoddies.