Miawpukek Mi’kamawey Mawi’omi is a First Nation Reserve located at the mouth of the Conne River on the south coast of the island of Newfoundland. Over the years the community has seen a steady growth in Government, Social reforms, Health, Education, Economic Development, Culture and Traditions. We believe that we will “secure our future by investing in our past.”
Miawpukek Mi'kamawey Mawi'omi
Miawpukek Mi'kamawey Mawi'omi - Council of the Conne River Mi'kmaq
Conne River Indian Reserve, NL
📚 Thank You!
A heartfelt thank you to everyone who came out to support today’s Meet the Author Exhibition. Your presence helped make the event a wonderful success and showed the importance of celebrating the stories, talents, and contributions within our community.
A special thank you to our featured author for sharing her journey and inspiring us through her work. We also extend our gratitude to everyone who helped organize and support the event.
Thank you all for making this a memorable afternoon!
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⚠️ BOATING SAFETY NOTICE ⚠️
Please use caution when travelling by boat between Big Cove and Conne Wharf.
There may be floating ropes in the water as work is underway to tow away the old cages located near the wharf.
🚤 Boaters are advised to:
• Reduce speed in the area.
• Keep a sharp lookout for ropes and other potential hazards.
• Exercise extra caution when navigating between Big Cove and Conne Wharf.
The ropes will be removed as the towing operation progresses. A follow-up notice will be issued once all ropes have been cleared from the water.
Thank you for your cooperation and safe boating.
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REMINDER!
Join us for kayaking at the point tonight at 6:30 PM. Whether you're a seasoned paddler or just in it for the sunset and good company, there's a spot for you on the water.
⚠️ Bring a life jacket if you have one our supply is limited.
Bring your friends, your sense of adventure, and your best paddling skills. Everyone is welcome!
See you on the water!
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PRESS RELEASE - Bay du Nord proposed designation as an Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA) - June 16, 2026
Please find attached a press release regarding the advancement of Bay du Nord Fjord as a proposed Indigenous Protected and Conserved Area (IPCA), an initiative being led by Miawpukek First Nation Chief and Council in partnership with the Department of Natural Resources.
This important work recognizes the cultural, ecological, and historical significance of Bay du Nord Fjord and supports Miawpukek First Nation's vision for Indigenous-led stewardship of both the lands and waters within the region.
Community members are encouraged to read the attached press release to learn more about the initiative, the work underway, and the long-term vision for protecting this important area for future generations.
Wela'lin.
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