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.
Contact Information
- Terra Marshall | Human Resource Manager
- Phone: 902-535-3317
- Email: tmarshall@potlotek.ca
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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.
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🎃 Potlotek Halloween Treats or No Treats! 👻
Hey Potlotek! I'm making this handy Treats or No Treats list so everyone knows where to stop this Halloween night!
💬 Please comment on the pictures to let everyone know if you will be giving out treats.
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🔔 Notice from AFNWA 🔔Hydrant Maintenance – Potlotek First Nation (October 10)
AFNWA would like to inform community members in Potlotek that hydrant maintenance will be taking place on October 10, which may cause temporary water discoloration in some areas.
What You Can Do:
If you notice discolored water, run your cold water tap for several minutes until it clears.
Avoid doing laundry with discolored water to prevent staining.
If the discoloration continues, please contact AFNWA directly at 1-902-603-0312 or send us a message here on Facebook.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we carry out this important work to maintain safe and reliable water services in your community.
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Hydrant Maintenance – Potlotek First Nation (October 10)
AFNWA would like to inform community members in Potlotek that hydrant maintenance will be taking place on October 10, which may cause temporary water discoloration in some areas.
What You Can Do:
If you notice discolored water, run your cold water tap for several minutes until it clears.
Avoid doing laundry with discolored water to prevent staining.
If the discoloration continues, please contact AFNWA directly at 1-902-603-0312 or send us a message here on Facebook.
We appreciate your patience and understanding as we carry out this important work to maintain safe and reliable water services in your community.
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✨ Calling all students! ✨
We want to hear your voice! Share what it means to you to be L'nu/Wolastoqiyik/Innu through a short video. Be creative, be proud, and tell your story in your own way.
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Tristan has found his entrepreneurial spirit through his love of art. He is a creative artist who has designed greeting cards for the Breton Ability Charitable Foundation and sold his artwork at Breton Ability. This summer, he took part in a couple of local markets, including the Vendor Village at Wi’kipaltimk 2025, where he sold out of all his art pieces!
Tristan’s creativity and hard work remind us how much people can achieve when they get the chance to share their talents.
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📣 Looking for a Caterer!
Potlotek Case Management is seeking someone in the community to cater for the upcoming First Aid Training Workshops at the Health Centre on October 9th & 10th.
If you’re interested, please contact Leann Mellen at:
📧 lmellen@potlotek.ca
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