First Nation
Nova Scotia
108
226
Chief Carol Dee Potter
3
21
Mi'kmaq
Confederacy of Mainland Mi'kmaq
B0S 1B0
902- 467-3802
902-467-4143
Bear River First Nation, located in the scenic Annapolis Valley region of Nova Scotia where the Bear River meets the Bay of Fundy, is a proud Mi’kmaq community known for its creativity, environmental leadership, and entrepreneurial spirit. Home to approximately 350 members, the Nation’s unique geographic position between the counties of Digby and Annapolis provides access to both tourism and trade routes, making it a vital contributor to the cultural and economic fabric of southwestern Nova Scotia. Bear River has earned distinction for its community-led approach to sustainable development, emphasizing environmental stewardship, renewable energy, and cultural enterprise. The community’s success in tourism, crafts, and small business development showcases the power of blending traditional Mi’kmaq knowledge with modern entrepreneurship. Bear River also continues to invest in housing, education, and skills training, ensuring that future generations benefit from meaningful employment and lasting opportunity. Bear River First Nation embodies reconciliation through action—demonstrating how collaboration, innovation, and inclusion can strengthen both Indigenous and non-Indigenous economies. By working with government, business, and industry partners, the Nation continues to build a model of shared prosperity grounded in respect and mutual success. 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.
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