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Welcome to the Atlantic Policy Congress (APC) of
First Nation Chiefs Secretariat Website.
In November 2005 the Atlantic Policy Congress (APC) began the restructuring of our webs ite in order to provide more effective, timely communication to First Nations in the Atlantic and to reach a national audience.
Our website offers an events calendar, overview of APC files, current news and media releases, employment opportunities, and links to First Nations organizations regionally and nationally. If you would like to subscribe to our newsletter please select that option in the menu choices and provide us with your e-mail address.
We hope the site is helpful and welcome your feedback. If you are not able to find the information you are looking for or have comments about the site please do not hesitate to contact our head office at (902) 435-8021 or e-mail webmaster@apcfnc.ca
We'lalin
Woliwon
Atlantic Policy Congress Staff
Office Hours
Monday to Friday - 9:00 am to 4:30 pm
Click here to Participate in the Election Reform Survery.
Registration Form for Mi'kmaq Maliseet Youthlink Conference
Click here to download the Aboriginal Business Dynamics Conference Presentations.
Click Here for the "10 Years of Native Fishery Since Marshall Decision" press release and report.
Nova Scotia Election 2009
Provincial Election Candidate Questionnaire – First Nation Issues
Liberal Response
NDP Response
Conservative Response
AAEDIRP Conference Agenda - Life Long Learning from Youth to Elder
2007 Aboriginal Economy Building Strategy
MAWIOMI Forum
April 1st & 2nd, 2008
Crowne Plaza Moncton
Invitation / Agenda
Cultural Resource Guide (AHHRI)
First Nation Spirituality (PDF)
HR Guide (PDF)
Orientation Guide Atlantic First Nations (PDF)
Meeting of Nations video released! order it now!
Housing and Infrastructure Network Proposal
Aboriginal Commercial Initiative
Supreme Court Decision on Sappier and Gray
Pre-Budget Submission to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance
The Government of Canada has approved the Indian Residential Schools Settlement Agreement, and has announced an Advance Payment program for former students 65 years of age or older on May 30, 2005, the day the negotiations began. Please click here to access the Advance Payment form.
Expert Panel on Safe Drinking Water for First Nations - August 14, 2006
Executive Director's Speaking Notes
Simon Osmond's Speaking Notes
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