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Radioactivity and nuclear waste under scrutiny in Peskotomuhkati homeland [video]
Nuclear energy in New Brunswick was the focus of a recent public meeting in Fredericton, hosted by the NB Media ...
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The climate crisis isn’t waiting: The case for passing Bill 19
In Canada, a clean and healthy environment is not a guaranteed right for everyone. When faced with environmental risks or ...
Ceremony marks 300 years of the Treaty relationship
Wolastoq Grand Council lit a sacred fire in Fredericton's Officers' Square on Saturday June 21 as part of a Wolastoqewi Sunrise ...
Chief’s calls for audience with King Charles highlights struggle for recognition [video]
Peskotomuhkati Chief Hugh Akagi issued a message Monday to King Charles III, asking the monarch for an audience during his ...
Forever dangerous: New video outlines Indigenous Nations’ positions on nuclear energy and waste
A 10-minute video titled Askomiw Ksanaqak (Forever Dangerous): Indigenous Nations Resist Nuclear Colonialism was released on Nov. 29 as part of a study ...
New study highlights Indigenous nations’ opposition to nuclear projects
The global nuclear industry has been in decline for almost three decades. Almost every year, more reactors shut down than start up. ...
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