Welcome to MillbrookFirstNation.net

Welcome to our website.... The Millbrook First Nation, located adjacent to the Town of Truro, Nova Scotia, has become a model community for other First Nations across the country. Under the leadership of Chief Lawrence Paul and his Council of 12, the health and well-being of the Band membership is the first priority! This site was designed to introduce you to the community, provide insight into the many initiatives underway and how you may contact the office. A new design for the website, is currently being developed.

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(Next update March 2012)

Millbrook's Nomination List for 2012

Nominees for Chief

Gloade, Robert James (Bobby)

Paul, Lawrence Alexander

Nominees for Councillor

Asprey, Jeffrey Noel

Bernard, Colin Alexander

Bernard, Janet Louise

Bernard, Loretta Bernadette Rose

Bernard, Tammy Eva Ann

Brooks, Bryan Francis

Cope, Alexander Keith

Gloade, Adrian

Gloade, Barry Michael

Gloade, Clara

Gloade, Frank Levi

Gloade, Gerald Donovan (Jr)

Gloade, Peter John Charles

Gloade, Thomas Herbert

Gloade, Vernon Adam

Glode, Gerald Ronald John James

Glode, James Van

Glode, Patricia Marguerite

Hardgrave, Mary Theresa (Wilmot)

Howe, James Joseph (Sr)

Johnson, Douglas Edward

Johnson, Gordon Charles

Johnson, Lloyd Douglas

Julien, Keith Lawrence (Jr)

Knockwood, Pius Isaac

MacLeod, Dennis James

Maloney, Linda Mary Jane (Cookie)

Markie, Ward Lucius

Marshall, Craig Patrick

Marshall, Stephen Vincent (Sr)

Martin, Barry Morris (Sr)

Martin, Catherine Ann (Cathy)

Martin, Matthew Frank (Mattie)

Martin, Nolan Curtis

Nasson, Christopher Paul

Paul, Angeline

Paul, Daniel Nicholas

Paul, John Angus (Jack)

Phillips, Margaret Irene

Pictou, William Raymond (Bill)

Russell, Eileen Caroline

Russell, Lemuel Scott

Smiley, Corrina Dee

Stephens, Donna Marie

Stephens, Mark Yuri

Stevens, Heather Marie

Sylliboy, Antonia Bernadette (Bernie)

Sylliboy, Dale Clifford John

Sylliboy, Vincent Brian "Moe"

Any individual who would like to update their mailing address to receive a mail-in ballot must contact Tricia Fultz directly themselves either by phone or email (tricia@cmmns.com).

Please note any elector may request a mail-in ballot if they are going to be away on election day (February 23, 2012). They must contact the electoral officer directly either by fax, mail, or email, or phone.

Contact Tricia Fultz at 1-902-895-6385