Welcome to the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council (NBAPC)
NBAPC is a community of Aboriginal people residing off-reserve in Mi'kmaq / Maliseet / Passamaquoddy traditional territory of New Brunswick. Our community is widely dispersed through out the province in villages, towns, cities and rural areas. We are people of Aboriginal Ancestry for whom NBAPC provides services, programs and a political voice to air our concerns.
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New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council
320 St. Mary's Street
Fredericton, New Brunswick E3A 2S4
Phone: 506-458-8422
Fax: 506-451-6130
Recent News
Aboriginal Sports News Chef de Mission Aboriginal Team New Brunswick/ FMS Course March 20th
- Published March 3rd, 2010
[Appointment of Chef de Mission and Assistant Chef for 2011 North American Indigenous Games] (01/03/10)
March 1, 2010
Ms. Levi will be serving her second term as Chef de Mission for Aboriginal Team New
Levi will be accompanied by Assistant Chef de Mission Patrick Bernard. Patrick is the Chairperson of the NBASRA, hockey coach and board member with the Centre for Coaching Education of New Brunswick.
Aboriginal Team New Brunswick includes about 70 people, including athletes, coaches, managers, and mission staff from the Mi’kmaq and Maliseet communities of New Brunswick.
North American Indigenous Games Origin
The dream of a large scale Indigenous Games originated at a gathering of the National Indian Athletic Association held in
Since its inception, the NAIG has grown to become the largest multi-sport and cultural youth games hosted in
The New Brunswick Aboriginal Sport and Recreation Authority (NBASRA) is committed to guide, mobilize and promote a healthy, active lifestyle by developing sport and recreation opportunities for Aboriginal People in New Brunswick. They are committed to teach leadership, support for others and achieve a better lifestyle using the ability of sport and recreation. The NBASRA is also committed to assist our athletes, coaches and membership in achieving the highest possible level as an participant and a person.
Fundamental Movement Skills Course March 20, 2010 Quispamsis, NB
There is going to be a Fundamental Movement Skills course in Quispamsis on Saturday, March 20th from 9am to 4pm. Therese Saulnier asked me to pass this information on to you because she had discussed this program with you during the AGM in November.
If you know anyone who is interested in registering for the course please ask them to contact me. I copied Jason Peters on this email as well in case he knows anyone in the area that may be interested.
Here is some info about the FMS program:
Based upon the fundamental stages of the Canadian Sport for Life model of long-term athlete development, this workshop explores core NCCP themes such as fair play, safety responsibility, and communication with an innovative skill development process. Participants are given the opportunity to practice strategies to improve fundamental movement skills such as throwing, hopping, skipping, jumping, kicking, striking, balancing, catching, and agility.
It is offered in 3 different contexts: Community Leader, Professional Development and High School Leadership. The course that Therese has planned will provide training in both the Community Leader and Professional Development contexts.
These workshops are a great introduction to NCCP coach training for people just getting into coaching or anyone coaching young children. You can take a look at the following website for some more info about each context: http://www.coach.ca/fms/index.html
Limited Space so please contact them asap. Please contact Tyler Smith at tyler.smith@gnb.ca
Pat Bernard pat.bernard@nbapc.org
Marta Belsh, is considering running a fundamental coaching course in the near future. This is the entry level coaching course. We are trying to gauge interest as Marta needs a minimum of 8 to run the course. Can you let me know if you have anyone interested in taking this course. Once we know who is interested , Marta can decide where and when it can be held.
Thanks
Pat Ketterling
Interim Executive Director/Directrice generale
SwimmingNew Brunswick/ Natation Nouveau Brunswick
E3B 6A2
506-451-1323
swimnb@nb.aibn.com
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