Eel River Bar First Nation’s adaptation to sea level rise using a two-eyed seeing approach
In Ugpi’ganjig, also known as Eel River Bar First Nation, Blueberry Point is predicted to be underwater due to sea ...
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“The truth matters to us”: The search for #JusticeforBradyFrancis
New Brunswick Justice Department’s decision not to appeal R v Johnson defies common sense and is indicative of systemic racism ...
“We need to make the changes ourselves”: Shaunessy McKay on the police shootings of Indigenous people
This cannot happen again. We need to do more than a walk, more than a rally, and a lot more ...
There’s something in the water: meet four women combating environmental racism in Nova Scotia
Toxic water, industrial pollution, high cancer rates and discrimination in Nova Scotia’s Black and Indigenous communities have prompted four inspiring ...
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There’s Something in the Water: author and community organizers discuss environmental racism [video]
On May 7, a group of women challenging environmental racism in Nova Scotia shared their knowledge and experiences with environmental ...
Win! Judge overturns Alton Gas approval
Finally, some good news! After six years of Mi’kmaq-led resistance to the Alton Gas natural gas storage project, yesterday marked ...
Wolastoqey First Nations take New Brunswick to court for violating treaty right to harvest timber for a moderate livelihood
Last fall, the province of New Brunswick charged four Wolastoqey loggers with illegally harvesting and possessing Crown timber. Now, six ...
Five hundred people take to Halifax’s streets in support of the Wet’suwet’en
On February 23, Mi'kmaq water protectors and community members in K’jipuktuk/Halifax rallied at the Peace and Freedom Park on Hollis ...
Truth-Fullness – A letter from New Brunswick’s future #6
July 12, 2030 (K’jipuktuk , Mi’kma’ki) My Dear Friends, Gautam Buddha once said, “three things cannot long be hidden: the ...
Elsipogtog First Nation signs MOU with federal government to discuss Aboriginal title
On May 9 in Elsipogtog First Nation, Chief Aaron Sock and Minister of Crown-Indigenous Relations Carolyn Bennett signed a Memorandum ...
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