Welcome to the Native Council of Prince Edward Island (NCPEI) The Native Council of Prince Edward Island is a Community of Aboriginal People residing off reserve in traditional Mi'kmaq territory. NCPEI is the self governing authority for all off reserve Aboriginal people living on Epekwitk (PEI).
What's New
NCPEI Hosts 3rd Annual "Freezing for Warmth"
The Native Council of Prince Edward Island is holding the 3rd Annual 24 hour vigil in aid of Grandmother’s House in their quest to continue to create awareness and understanding to combat homelessness on Prince Edward Island. Grandmother’s House, officially opened in 2004, is the only women’s shelter in Charlottetown put in place to provide a safe, short term residence and assistance for women of both Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal decent. Please join us on November 25th and 26th on the corner of Fitroy and University Avenue to show your support. Please see the event section of this site for more information!
Cultural Connections Youth Program Launches An Official Book Writing Contest
Show us your creative side and enter our children's book contest! All you have to do is write a shore Aboriginal story, add some pictures and submit your finished product to the Youth Council at NCPEI by December 8th, 2009. You can work by yourself, with a friend or even with a group of people. There will be cash prizes for the top three books of $100 for 1st place, $50.00 for 2nd place, $25.00 for 3rd place. Please contact Jenna or Katie at 892-5314 ext 230 if you are interested in participating. Good Luck!!
Native Council of P.E.I. is an Affiliate of the Congress of Aboriginal peoples.
