Oinpegitjoig
Pabineau First Nation
Oinpegitjoig Nuta’q pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq wele’g wjit ninen aq apje’ji’jk elmi’knik.
Nuta’q pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq Maqamikew wli-pmi-tl-ika’ten aq wele’g, aq L’nui’suti, kina’masulti’kw, aq ta’n teli-mimajulti’kw.
Pabineau First Nation continues strengthening well-being for us and future generations. We continue strengthening the land, living well, our Mi’kmaw identity/language, our learning, and our way of life.
Oinpegitjoig L’nu’k elukutimk wjit kisi-l’nui’sultijig wlio’q etli.
Nuta’q ankweyul wjit wjitkewey, aq pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq L’nuey aq a’tukwaqnn ta’n tel-iknmuetl Niskam.
The people of Pabineau First Nation work so that people may live well today.
We continue caring for the land and strengthening our language and our stories as given to us by the Creator.
Msit No'kmaq - Our People
Nuta’q pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq nnue’gati ta’n tel-elukutimkewey, kina’masulti’kw, aq wele’g wjit L’nu’k.
Together we strengthen our community through the gifts, knowledge, and dedication of our people.
About
Kekina’masuti wjit Oinpegitjoig keptin aq keptinaq, nnue’gati, aq ta’n tel-ankweyultimkewey ta’n wije’wik L’nu’k ta’n tel-mimajultijik nuta’q aq apje’ji’jk elmi’knik.
Learn about Oinpegitjoig's Chief and Council, our community, and the guiding principles that help our people today and future generations.
About
Nnue'gati - Community
Kekina’masuti wjit Kisiku’k, Truth and Reconciliation, nnue’gati mawio’mi’l, aq kewey ta’n apoqnmuk pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq L’nu’k wije’wultimk.
Learn about our Elders, Truth and Reconciliation, community events, and resources that help strengthen connections among our people.
Apoqnmasuti - Services
Kekina’masuti wjit programs, services, aq tel-elukutimkewey ta’n apoqnmuk nnue’gati, wjit Construction, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health, Social Services, aq na tujiw.
Learn about the programs, services, and initiatives that help support our community, including Construction, Economic Development, Education, Environment, Health, Social Services, and more.
Services
Maqamikew Acknowledgment wjit Lnu Saqamaw Terry -
Land Acknowledgment by Chief Terry
New Brunswick etek Wolastoqiyik, Mi’kmaq aq Peskotomuhkati L’nu’k maw-iktuk tel-wetapeksultijik.
New Brunswick is the traditional homeland of the Wolastoqiyik (Maliseet), Mi’kmaq, and Peskotomuhkati (Passamaquoddy) Peoples.
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Pmi-wije’winenew Oinpegitjoig- Stay Connected with Pabineau First Nation
Facebook-iktuk nmu’ltesinenew kulaman geitu’n nnue’gati aknutmaqn, mawio’mi’l, programs aq kepmite’tmimkewey aknutmaqn.
Facebook page pemi-apoqnmuk L’nu’k geitu’titl aq wije’wultitl ta’n teliaq Oinpegitjoig-iktuk.
Maw-wije’winenew kulaman tel-wjitnen aq tel-kekina’masultinenew L’nui’suti aq pmi-aji-mlkikna’titaq nnue’gati.
Follow us on Facebook to learn about community news, events, programs, and important announcements.
Our Facebook page helps our people stay informed and connected with what is happening in Oinpegitjoig.
Join us as we share information, celebrate our culture, and continue strengthening our community.
Origin Story
“For the Mi'gmaq people, the eight-point star is significant because it shares the story of how life began and encompasses the teachings within all that is life. In the old way it was told in our community, a star fell from heaven and crawled upon the shore. This is how life was created. Glooscap then formed the landscapes and animals, and then the people. There are many legends about Glooscap's relationships with the elements, creatures, animals and humans, all of which share stories of the meaning of life and how to navigate wisely. My dad Gilbert used to say that Glooscap would come back one day. We keep the stories alive when we keep telling them in the ways we know how, with the gifts that we each have. Everyone is important and we learn from each other. Today we use the eight-point star as a teaching tool and symbol to honour life and our ancestors.”
-Phyllis Grant, Artist
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