Human Resources

The Human Resources Department at Potlotek First Nation is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and culturally respectful workplace that reflects the values and traditions of our community. Under the leadership of HR Director Terra Marshall, we blend Indigenous and Western HR practices to meet the evolving needs of our organization and community. Our commitment includes a fair and transparent recruitment and selection process, prioritizing qualified Aboriginal candidates to empower our community.

We also focus on building strong union relationships, ensuring fair wage scales, and upholding equitable bargaining practices that support our collective goals. We are passionate about professional development, offering opportunities for skill enhancement and career progression. By integrating traditional knowledge with contemporary HR strategies, we aim to create a thriving, collaborative environment where all employees are valued, supported, and empowered to achieve their full potential.

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šŸ”ŠMSGAM: Upcoming Ratification Information SessionšŸ”Š

The MSGAM's Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia Self-Government Agreement on Social Assistance is nearing completion! As they move closer to ratification, there will be information sessions held in Mi'kmaq communities. These sessions will discuss how the new Social Assistance program will work, including rates and program supports, and allow communities to give feedback! Dates for these information sessions will be announced soon.

For more information, please visit www.msgam.ca/ratification
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šŸ“£Events for Today (May 20)šŸ“£

āœ…Naloxone Training: Lunch & Learn
12:30pm-1:30pm at the Health Centre

āœ…Women's Fitness Hour
9:00pm-10:00pm at the Wellness Centre
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šŸ”ŠTajikeimÉØk Hiring: Executive DirectoršŸ”Š

The TajikeimÉØk Mi'kmaw health & wellness organization is currently hiring for a permanent, full-time executive director position! The executive director will provide strategic leadership and work closely with the board of directors to help improve the overall health for Mi'kmaq and communities.

To apply, please email a resume and cover letter to careers@mhwns.ca, with ā€œExecutive Director - Tajikeimikā€ in the subject line.
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šŸ“£Events for Today (May 19)šŸ“£

āœ…Women's Group
10:00am-12:00pm at the Community Hall

āœ…Kisiku Soup Days
12:00pm at the Kisiku Centre (Menu: Chicken & Rice)
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šŸØFree Diabetic Retinopathy ScreeningsšŸØ

The Potlotek Health Centre will be offering free diabetic retinopathy screenings on Tuesday, June 23, 2026! These screenings are quick & easy, and give immediate results. Early detection of diabetic retinopathy can help prevent vision loss! These screenings are available for everyone, not just those diagnosed with diabetes.

To sign up, please contact the Health Centre at (902) 535-2961 or Candice Sampson at csampson@potlotek.ca
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šŸ“£Events for Today (May 15)šŸ“£

āœ…Dad's Group
10:00am-12:00pm at the Health Centre

āœ…Potlotek Food Drive
10:00am-1:00pm at the Food Bank

āœ…Cricut Workshop
11:00am at the Community Hall

āœ…Kisiku Soup Days
12:00pm at the Kisiku Centre (Menu: Burgers, Macaroni, & Potato Salad)
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šŸ“£Reminder for Today (May 14)šŸ“£

āœ…Children's Playgroup
2:00pm-4:00pm at the Health Centre
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2024 – 2049 Comprehensive Community Plan

Potlotek’s 2024-2049 Comprehensive Community Plan envisions a thriving, united future grounded in Mi’kmaq traditions. It addresses key priorities like health, housing, education, economic growth, and cultural preservation. With goals to build prosperity, improve governance, and protect the environment, this plan reflects the collective voice of the community, focusing on long-term growth and unity.