News and Updates
Honouring Culture & Building Community at Eleanor W. Graham Middle School
In August, the staff of Eleanor W. Graham Middle School came together for a powerful cultural proficiency and team-building day. With the support of the First Nation Education Team, an Elder/Knowledge Keeper guided the learning and sharing. The staff rolled up their...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation – September 30
On Tuesday, September 30, schools across the district will be closed to observe the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day is an opportunity to reflect on the history and legacy of residential schools, to honour Survivors, their families, and communities,...
“Now it’s your turn” – Jeannie Bartibogue
First Nations people across Turtle Island have had a sacred treaty with the earth since time immemorial. The Mi'kmaw have honoured the Peace and Friendship Treaties made and reaffirmed with the British since 1725. Elder-in-Residence Jeannie Bartibogue challenges us...
Damage to the Anderson Bridge is Affecting Some Bus Schedules in the Miramichi area
Friday, September 26, 2025 Some Bus Schedules have been Impacted Due to the accident this morning that damaged Anderson Bridge, the bridge will be closed for the foreseeable future. This bridge closure means that ASD-N transportation will have to make some adjustments...
There is still some work that needs to be done – Jeannie Bartibogue
Elder-in-Residence Jeannie Bartibogue reminds us of the continued challenges faced by Indigenous peoples and the need for #ReconciliACTION not just this week, but as part of our daily lives. We are all treaty people, and it is time for us all to reflect on what that...
Introducing Jeannie Bartibogue – Elder-in-Residence for ASD-N
Get to know Anglophone North's newly appointed Elder-in-Residence, Jeannie Bartibogue from Esgenoôpetitj First Nation. We are so pleased to have Jeannie, her knowledge, and her experience on the district team in this important step toward #ReconciliACTION in ASD-N....