Sydney 28A facts for kids
Sydney 28A is a special piece of land, known as a reserve, for the Mi'kmaq First Nation. It is located in Nova Scotia, Canada. This reserve is quite small and does not have any people living on it.
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What is Sydney 28A?
Sydney 28A is a small area of land set aside for the Mi'kmaq people. The Mi'kmaq are one of the many First Nations (Indigenous peoples) of Canada. This reserve covers about 5.1 hectares, which is roughly the size of five international rugby fields.
Where is Sydney 28A Located?
This reserve is found in Cape Breton County, Nova Scotia. It is very close to the city of Sydney, about 1.6 kilometers (or 1 mile) northeast of the city. Its location in Nova Scotia makes it part of a region with a rich history of Mi'kmaq culture.
Who Manages Sydney 28A?
Even though no one lives on Sydney 28A, it is officially managed by the Membertou First Nation. The Membertou First Nation is a self-governing Mi'kmaq community. They are responsible for the land and its resources.
When Was Sydney 28A Established?
Sydney 28A was officially created on September 7, 1921. This date marked its establishment as a designated reserve for the Mi'kmaq people.
