Tatamagouche Centre is located in Mi’kma’ki, the traditional and unceded lands and waters of the Mi’kmaq. Tatamagouche has been a historical and contemporary sacred gathering place for the Mi’kmaq since time immemorial. Since this land has been a sacred gathering place for the Mi’kmaq for thousands of years, it needs to come under the stewardship of the Mi’kmaq again. The name Tatamagouche is derived from a Mi’kmaq word which roughly translates to “the place where the water is barred by sand.” The land is our first mother and provides a spiritual connection to ancient Mi’kmaq ways of knowing and being.

Tatamagouche Centre

259 Loop Route 6
Tatamagouche, NS B0K 1V0
Tel: 902-657-2231
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We recognize and honor the Mi’kmaq for our respective rights to reside here in harmony and for the continued well-being of this territory. We commit to peace and friendship and work together with the Mi’kmaq and other Indigenous nations to preserve the lands and waters, and to live out our roles and responsibilities as Treaty people respecting and reflecting the sacred Treaties of Peace and Friendship.

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