Eskasoni Corporate Division

10/08/2026

Eskasoni First Nation is proud to announce the signing of a new joint venture with AEON Blue, establishing eFuels Mi’kmaq Ltd.; Canada’s first clean fuels company majority-owned by a Mi’kmaq First Nation.

This partnership marks an exciting step forward for Eskasoni, creating new opportunities for training, employment and long-term economic growth while building on the innovative clean technology developed by AEON Blue.

As Mi’kmaq, stewardship of our lands and waters has always been part of who we are. This project brings that responsibility together with innovation and economic opportunity, helping create a future that supports our people, our community and generations to come.

We’re proud to take this next step and excited for what lies ahead for eFuels Mi’kmaq Ltd.

07/23/2026

Thank you to the 180 people who have did the survey!

We would love to have even more Eskasoni. The survey is quick and easy to fill, takes no longer than 5 to 10 minutes.

For anyone who hasnt done the survey yet its not too late. All input is extremely valuable so please take the quick survey to help shape such an important project.

Remember every name will be entered for a draw for an ipad!! 📱

Wela'liek

07/15/2026

We want to hear from Eskasoni Community Members.

We are working on feasibility study to help explore what a future Youth and Family Centre Building for Nepisult’kul could look like and what services and spaces would best support our community and their programs.

As part of this work, we’re asking community members to complete a short survey. Any and all input is valuable and will help ensure this work is guided by the voices, needs, and priorities of our community.

Please take the survey and help shape a space built for our youth, families, and future generations.

📢We will draw for an ipad when the survey closes on August 7th, 2026. (Only for Eskasoni Community Members)

Wela'liek

https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/PRXQZFS

06/16/2026

Starting now we are hosting an engagement session to gather input for a youth and family services building we invite all Elders and Knowledge Keepers to join us at the Sarah Denny Cultural Centre.

We will have lots of hot tea and refreshments. We will also have door prizes.

Please share

06/15/2026

Youth Engagement Session happening

06/15/2026

Youth and Open Community Sessions Happening today and Elder session tomorrow!

Join us to give your input on the future of programs and services building for Nepisulti'kul!

Wela'liek

Community Engagement Sessions: Youth & Family Services Building

Eskasoni First Nation is exploring the development of a new Youth & Family Services Building to support the programs and services of Nepisulti’kul. As part of this work, Trifos Design Consultants has been hired to complete a feasibility study and help determine what this space could look like and what it may include.

On June 15 & 16, 2026 Trifos Design will be in community at the Sarah Denny Memorial Cultural Centre to listen and learn. We want to hear your ideas, priorities, and vision for a new Nepisulti’kul building.

This project is led by Eskasoni, and community input is an important part of shaping what comes next. Join us at one of the engagement sessions and help us create a space that reflects the needs of our children, youth, families, and community.

Refreshments and door prizes will be provided. We hope to see you there! 🧡

06/02/2026

Community Engagement Sessions: Youth & Family Services Building

Eskasoni First Nation is exploring the development of a new Youth & Family Services Building to support the programs and services of Nepisulti’kul. As part of this work, Trifos Design Consultants has been hired to complete a feasibility study and help determine what this space could look like and what it may include.

On June 15 & 16, 2026 Trifos Design will be in community at the Sarah Denny Memorial Cultural Centre to listen and learn. We want to hear your ideas, priorities, and vision for a new Nepisulti’kul building.

This project is led by Eskasoni, and community input is an important part of shaping what comes next. Join us at one of the engagement sessions and help us create a space that reflects the needs of our children, youth, families, and community.

Refreshments and door prizes will be provided. We hope to see you there! 🧡

05/19/2026

We are extremely thrilled to share that last week, Eskasoni First Nation officially signed a joint venture agreement with Brela Homes as part of ongoing efforts to help address housing needs in the community and beyond.

This is an exciting step for Eskasoni, as we look at housing contracts in the region. The strategy will not only help with building homes quicker and more efficiently, but also in creating opportunities for community members through training, jobs, and future project work.

The partnership is focused on building capacity within the community and making sure Eskasoni is part of the conversations, opportunities, and contracts that shape development moving forward.

We’re looking forward to what comes next and what this can mean for the future of housing and economic development in Eskasoni.

In the photo, Corporate Chair, Bertram "Muin" Bernard, Chief Leroy Denny and Jeremey Carroll of Brela Home (front) Councillors Sophia Basque, Matthew Gould, John Toney, Tyler Pottie (Brela) and Star Paul.

05/11/2026

Spring has arrived at Kiknu! Elders and residents came together to prepare plants for the community garden. Gardening is more than an activity at Kiknu, it’s a chance to get outside, stay active, and share time together in the sunshine.

04/30/2026

Cruise Season is starting up and we are looking for Eskasoni crafters to sell their work at our pop up shop!

Flexible dates let us know if your interested