Annapolis Valley First Nation

Annapolis Valley First Nation The Annapolis Valley First Nation is a vibrant and proud Mi’kmaq community that is home to over 300 members.

To support this growing community AVFN operates a variety of business units including Webster’s Farm and its Commercial Fishery.

04/02/2026
☀️Youth Summer Internship Opportunity☀️💧Do you like the water?🌍Are you passionate about the environment?🌱Want to learn m...
03/13/2026

☀️Youth Summer Internship Opportunity☀️

💧Do you like the water?
🌍Are you passionate about the environment?
🌱Want to learn more about eelgrass and our incredible coastal ecosystems?

Well, the CMM has a perfect opportunity for you.

Summer is quickly approaching, and it's time to start thinking about those summer plans. Join the CMM and be a summer intern for the 2026 field season! This is with their partner, the Community Eelgrass Restoration Initiative (CERI). This job would be mainly located at Dalhousie University (Halifax Campus) and various field sites.

Things included/requirements:
Accommodations
Salary
Meal allowance
Open to Indigenous youth ages 18-30
From June to August 2026
🌱♻️🌍💚

If you're interested in applying, please contact: info@eelgrass.ca
Deadline to apply: April 6, 2026 Questions?
Email kelly.ferrier@cmmns.com

Visit here for more information: https://ow.ly/Z0sX50YsNBJ

Apologies! Our gas bar is closed for the evening beginning at 3pm, Friday, March 6th due to short staffing. We will see ...
03/06/2026

Apologies! Our gas bar is closed for the evening beginning at 3pm, Friday, March 6th due to short staffing. We will see you in the morning!

Chief and Council wish to share their open letter to Premier Tim Houston regarding the recently announced 2026-27 Provin...
03/05/2026

Chief and Council wish to share their open letter to Premier Tim Houston regarding the recently announced 2026-27 Provincial Budget.

Annapolis Valley First Nation Chief and Council stands with Mi’kmaw leadership across Mi’kma’ki in response to recent RC...
03/05/2026

Annapolis Valley First Nation Chief and Council stands with Mi’kmaw leadership across Mi’kma’ki in response to recent RCMP enforcement actions in our communities.

These actions highlight the ongoing need for meaningful dialogue and respect for Mi’kmaw governance and jurisdiction. Decisions that impact our communities must involve our Nations and our leadership.

We support the call from the Maw-lukutijik Saqmaq (Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs) for respectful engagement and collaborative solutions moving forward.

View the The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs post here: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/18AB1uqipx/

The AVFN Smoke Shop and Gas Bar will close today at 3:30pm to ensure the safety of our staff and customers. We hope ever...
02/23/2026

The AVFN Smoke Shop and Gas Bar will close today at 3:30pm to ensure the safety of our staff and customers. We hope everyone stays safe and warm in this storm!

Job Opportunity! - AVFN GROW Program Coordinator
01/31/2026

Job Opportunity! - AVFN GROW Program Coordinator

Job Opportunity! - AVFN Housing Maintenance Worker
01/31/2026

Job Opportunity! - AVFN Housing Maintenance Worker

Job Opportunity! - AVFN Lands & Economic Developmet Manager
01/31/2026

Job Opportunity! - AVFN Lands & Economic Developmet Manager

Job Opportunity! AVFN Health Director
01/31/2026

Job Opportunity! AVFN Health Director

Address

Cambridge Station, NS

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4pm

Telephone

+19025387149

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Annapolis Valley First Nation

The Annapolis Valley First Nation is a vibrant and proud Mi’kmaq community that is home to 299 members and 63 homes and counting. To support this growing community AVFN operates a variety of business units including the recently acquired Webster’s farm and a commercial fishery. The community has also established a health centre with access to a nurse practitioner and Doctor on staff one day per week and runs its own p-12 education school program. The community is dynamic and always looking for partnership opportunities and growth to support the future of the AVFN.