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Early Saturday morning on August 16, a group of volunteers started unloading truckloads of household goods, clothes, and food at Queen...
Read moreEarly Saturday morning on August 16, a group of volunteers started unloading truckloads of household goods, clothes, and food at Queen...
Read moreElsipogtog’s comic convention will return next year, making it the first ongoing event of its kind at a First Nation in...
Read moreOur language we call “Wolastoqewi-Latuwewakon” is encountering genocide. The heartbreaking reality is that there are less than one hundred fluent speakers...
Read moreFor the first time ever, a comic convention is coming to Elsipogtog. The event, aptly named Elsi-Con, takes place on Saturday,...
Read moreAn age-old tradition is returning to Elsipogtog today. St. Anne's Picnic was once an annual gathering in the community, but it...
Read moreOn Saturday, contributors showcased photographs to spark dialogue on dismantling systemic racism in New Brunswick at Fredericton’s Charlotte Street Arts Centre....
Read moreIn Elsipogtog First Nation, on the land where trees remember and rivers carry stories, there’s a place where healing begins with...
Read moreWolastoq Grand Council lit a sacred fire in Fredericton's Officers' Square on Saturday June 21 as part of a Wolastoqewi Sunrise Ceremony....
Read moreA feature-length film, made in New Brunswick, is having its national theatrical launch this week, after doing the festival circuit, and...
Read moreA newly published Wolastoqey dictionary started as a pandemic project, says editor Roseanne Tremblay Clark. “It was when COVID hit five...
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