Potlotek Fisheries Enterprise

Apaqtaukewaq Fisheries Co-op Ltd

The Potlotek Fisheries Enterprise is a cornerstone of sustainable development and economic growth for our community. Rooted in respect for the waters and resources that have supported our people for generations, the enterprise focuses on responsible fishing practices that balance economic opportunity with environmental stewardship. By managing and protecting these vital resources, Potlotek Fisheries plays a key role in preserving our heritage while contributing to the prosperity of our nation.

Contact Information

Hours Of Operation

Monday To Thursday: 8:30am to 4pm
Friday: 8:30am to 3:30pm

Staff

Charles Doucette

Fisheries Director

Gwenn Brake

Fisheries Management Technician Clerk

Michelle Marshall

Fisheries Receptionist

Alan Marshall

Fisheries Guardian

Cecil Doucette

Fisheries Technician

Tyrone Bernard Jr.

Fishery Technician

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Blue Jean Jacket Day was launched for the first time in Edmonton on June 6, 2023 and raises awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys. It is meant to serve as a counterpart to Red Dress Day, which takes place on May 5.

💙This year it will be Friday, June 6, 2025.💙

www.mmeip.ca/events/blue-jean-jacket-day-2025
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Blue Jean Jacket Day was launched for the first time in Edmonton on June 6, 2023 and raises awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous men and boys. It is meant to serve as a counterpart to Red Dress Day, which takes place on May 5.

💙This year it will be Friday, June 6, 2025.💙

https://www.mmeip.ca/events/blue-jean-jacket-day-2025

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There are still openings for anyone interested in obtaining their SVOP course.

If interested please let me know or you can email Theresa at theresa.laaroussi@nscc.ca
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🫐Exploring food access through L'nu'k ways of knowing🫐

The UNSM Health Department welcomes Nova Scotia Mi'kmaq community members to an ONLINE Information Session for the Food Bundle Project. Discover how creating personal "food bundles" with photos, items, or art can help us reflect on our relationship with food across generations.

Whether you missed your community’s information session or have more questions, this is a welcoming space to learn how to participate and connect with your community facilitator, join us to learn more about this community-led project. Community members from all 13 Mi’kmaw communities are welcomed to join.

➡️ Register to receive teams link via email. forms.gle/L1UMvt1kNnwqcznt5
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🎣 Learn to fish Program: 🎣

➡️June 27, 2025
▪️10:00am
▪️Potlotek Fisheries
Ages 12 and under.

📣BBQ and prize giveaways!📣
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🎣 Learn to fish Program: 🎣

➡️June 27, 2025
▪️10:00am
▪️Potlotek Fisheries
Ages 12 and under.

📣BBQ and prize giveaways!📣

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‼ Event postponed until a later date ‼‼ UPDATE ‼ Event Postponed until a later date.

Bingo Fundraiser: For Jasmin Mellen

*Time update*

May 21st, 2025
Doors open at 6:30pm
Games start at 7:30pm
Potlotek Community Hall

Canteen Available. 50/50 draw: $2 each or 3 for $5.
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‼ Event postponed until a later date ‼

📣 We're Hiring!📣 (Potlotek First Nation)

Potlotek First Nation is seeking a Project Manager for large-scale construction projects in PFN, with a focus on educational infrastructure. Requires experience in project planning, cultural competence, and allignment with community priorities.

Apply now to lead impactful projects!

✅ Application Deadline: June 20, 2025 ✅

For more information on the position, requirements or to apply, please visit the link:

➡️ potlotek.bamboohr.com/careers/38 ⬅️
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📣 Were Hiring!📣 (Potlotek First Nation) 

Potlotek First Nation is seeking a Project Manager for large-scale construction projects in PFN, with a focus on educational infrastructure. Requires experience in project planning, cultural competence, and allignment with community priorities. 

Apply now to lead impactful projects!

✅ Application Deadline: June 20, 2025 ✅

For more information on the position, requirements or to apply, please visit the link:  

➡️ https://potlotek.bamboohr.com/careers/38 ⬅️

📣 Province wide call out for knowledge holders📣

More information in the poster.
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📣 Province wide call out for knowledge holders📣

More information in the poster.

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Water is life

Indigenous Connections - What to do when a loved one passes:

On behalf of the Indigenous Connections team at the Atlantic Community Outreach and Liaison Services team at Service Canada, I am very pleased to write to inform you of our next virtual information session on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, on the topic of What to do when a loved one passes.

In this session, we will go over what we should do when a loved one passes regarding their affairs with the federal government. After a presentation and demonstration of a resource on the Government of Canada website, we will open the floor for your questions.

The registration links for the two sessions being offered are below:

Morning session – 10:00 a.m. ADT, Tuesday, May 27, 2025
Register here - events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ed92050a-9647-4884-85d8-6e55064a0bf5@9ed55846-8a81-4246-acd8-b1a...


Afternoon session – 1:00 p.m. ADT, Tuesday, May 27, 2025
Register here - events.teams.microsoft.com/event/ff0a8cfe-79c4-437a-95a3-771922e73697@9ed55846-8a81-4246-acd8-b1a...
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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.