Wolastoqey immersion school launches new books to revitalize endangered language
Kehkimin, the Wolastoqey immersion school located in Fredericton, has launched 13 new books for children as part of its efforts to...
Read moreKehkimin, the Wolastoqey immersion school located in Fredericton, has launched 13 new books for children as part of its efforts to...
Read moreA map from the Government of New Brunswick's mining industry strategy, released on March 2, 2026, shows...
Read moreThis edition of the NB Update examines the provincial government's mining strategy and a newly published Peskotomuhkati-Wolastoqey dictionary. New Brunswick's minerals...
Read moreThe provincial government's newly released mining industry strategy contains multiple references to "environmental stewardship," but the Conservation Council of New Brunswick...
Read moreThe head of an Indigenous-owned forestry company in New Brunswick says that provincial government statements about consultation with Indigenous communities over...
Read moreIrving Peterpaul, from Elsipogtog First Nation, 50, has been ice fishing for about 47 years. His mother taught him to ice...
Read moreAotiitj is a two-year university program provided by St. Thomas University that allows members of Elsipogtog First Nation to begin their...
Read moreCanada is advancing plans for a Deep Geological Repository (DGR) to store the country’s used nuclear fuel. In early 2026, the...
Read moreA police officer fatally shot a man in Neqotkuk on Sunday evening, prompting the First Nation's leadership to shutter the community's...
Read moreNew Brunswick's Liberal government has officially responded to commissioner Manju Varma's report on systemic racism by establishing an Anti-Racism Office and...
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