Treaty Day

October 1 is recognized as Treaty Day on PEI, which celebrates the continuing friendship and shared history of Islanders and the PEI Mi’kmaq and continues to affirm the commitment to advancing reconciliation. 

Treaty Day in Epekwitk, the Mi'kmaw word for the place now known as PEI, recognizes the relationship between the Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq and the Crown. It is a chance to raise awareness of the Peace and Friendship Treaties that still bear great significance today. 

New research published about the impacts of mobile work on the lives of Canadian families

A recently published book entitled Families, Mobility, and Work highlights new research and insights on the intersection of family life, employment, and mobility in Canada. An estimated 16% of Canada’s labour force engages in extended or complex mobility related to their work; yet little research attention has been paid on the impacts of this mobility on their families and home communities.