Annapolis Valley First Nation

Community Type :

First Nation

Province :

Nova Scotia

Closest Service Center:

Halifax

On Reserve Population:

120

Total Population:

202

The Current Chief:

Chief Gerald B. Toney

The # of Councilors:

3

Band Number:

20

Culture

Mi'kmaq

Tribal Council Affiliation:

Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq

Mailing address:
29 Tony Blvd.
Postal Code:

B0P 1G0

Phone:

902-538-7149

Web address:
https://www.avfn.ca/
Fax:

902-538-7734

About Community

Annapolis Valley First Nation, located near Cambridge in Nova Scotia’s fertile Annapolis Valley, is a thriving Mi’kmaq community built on innovation, resilience, and opportunity. With a population of approximately 300 members, the Nation’s central location along Highway 1 provides direct access to regional markets and transportation networks that connect the Valley to Halifax and beyond. Known for its strong governance and entrepreneurial drive, Annapolis Valley First Nation continues to expand its presence as a key contributor to the provincial economy. The community operates several successful ventures in retail, energy, and fisheries, along with ongoing initiatives in renewable energy and sustainable resource development. Its business arm, AVFN Enterprises, reflects a commitment to building long-term economic self-sufficiency while supporting community employment and training. Annapolis Valley First Nation also places strong emphasis on education, culture, and youth engagement—ensuring that future generations are empowered to lead in business and innovation. Annapolis Valley First Nation believes that reconciliation is realized through shared prosperity, respect, and collaboration. By forming meaningful partnerships with governments, businesses, and industry leaders, the Nation continues to demonstrate how inclusion and cooperation can drive economic growth and lasting success across Nova Scotia. Join today at www.itstimeforchange.ca and unlock powerful tools designed to grow your business, save you time and money, and connect you directly to new opportunities for partnership and success.

Chief Gerald B. Toney's Message

Through education and economic development, as well as, working with the communities of Nova Scotia, we will work towards being self-sufficient within our own community.

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