Pabineau First Nation’s path toward economic reconciliation and climate justice through wind energy
As the urgency to transition to low-carbon energy grows, Pabineau First Nation is emerging as a key player in Indigenous-led climate...
Read moreAs the urgency to transition to low-carbon energy grows, Pabineau First Nation is emerging as a key player in Indigenous-led climate...
Read moreFirst Nations have suffered a major setback in their title claim for more than half of New Brunswick’s territory. The province’s...
Read moreResource companies have obtained exploration rights for land directly bordering the site of the Sisson project, a controversial proposed tungsten and...
Read moreCanada is decommissioning a nuclear power plant for the first time, marking a new chapter in the country’s nuclear history. The...
Read moreAt its meeting on Tuesday, Tantramar Council reversed its position on the proposed 500 MW gas/diesel plant within town limits near...
Read moreEditor's note: This article is the first in a two-part series. Judge Joseph T. Robertson has written four commentaries of legal...
Read moreUnder a bright winter sun, the Palestinian flag was raised at Fredericton City Hall on Monday, December 1 before a joyful...
Read moreThe Minister of Indigenous Services says the second-generation cut-off is a "very discriminatory part of the Indian Act" but that more...
Read moreThe Carney government has doubled down on its extractivist agenda with the announcement of a second round of designated “projects of national importance.”...
Read moreA Mi'kmaq senator is pushing for legislative changes that would eliminate the second-generation cut-off from the Indian Act. It's a rule...
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