A strong, proud, and vibrant Mi’kmaq community
Lennox Island First Nation | Epektwik (Prince Edward Island)
A Welcome from the Chief
Welcome to Lennox Island First Nation, Prince Edward Island, Canada. Our Mi’kmaq community is strong, proud and vibrant.
Steeped in Mi’kmaq culture and traditions that have been passed down to us since time immemorial, our community has embraced our past and present and we look forward to our journey into a bright and thriving future.
Approximately 450 residents call this special place “home” while countless thousands of others can trace their roots back to this fair soil. Generations of Aboriginal people have respected and cherished these lands and waters.
Archaeological evidence and oral traditions indicate the presence of our ancestors on the shores of Malpeque Bay dating back 12,000 years. Our spiritual attachment and connection endures and this place in the Malpeque Bay has significance to us, which all Canadians can appreciate.
Lennox Island News
2024 Bi-Election Results
Notice of Election June 2024
LENNOX ISLAND FIRST NATION NOTICE OF ELECTION There will be Bi-election for one (1) Off-Reserve Councillor for the Lennox Island First Nation Council on June 29th, 2024, in accordance with the Lennox Island Band Custom Election Code, October 18, 2008. The details of...
Notice of Nomination Meeting- 2024
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Lennox Island is a thriving community hub where we are dedicated to looking after each other, celebrating our culture, and building a beautiful future together.
Our Band
Lennox Island First Nation is the first and largest Mi’kmaq Band on Epekwitk. Also known as L’nui Mnikuk, Lennox Island reserve is a thriving community hub located ona 540-hectare island northwestern PEI.
Our Culture
For over 12,000 years our Mi’kmaq way of life has been intimately shaped and sustained by the seas that cradle Epekwitk. Our traditions, spiritual connection to nature, language, and governance continue to endure today.
Our News
The latest news and updates from Lennox Island First Nation’s band administration, community and more.
Our Health
At the Lennox Island Health Centre, community members can access a wide range of primary healthcare services, as well as many other programs and services to support individuals and families at every stage of life.
Our Social Development
Whether you are preparing to join/return to the workforce, applying for income assistance, or want to connect with community, we are here to support you.
Our Education
We offer guidance to all Lennox Island band members interested in pursuing post-secondary education and support to families with children in K-12. We are also proud to have our own Mi’kmaq elementary school, John J Sark Memorial.
Our Businesses
From our foundational fishing operations to community-focused businesses and emerging ventures, our entrepreneurial leaders are forging the future while honouring our Mi’kmaw culture and serving our community members
Pituamkek National Park Reserve
Pituamkek National Park Reserve was established in collaboration between L’nuey, Parks Canada, Island Nature Trust, the Nature Conservancy of Canada, and the Province of Prince Edward Island.
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Whether you have a question or feedback, want to spread the word about an upcoming event or simply want to connect, we want to hear from you!