UNB’s commitment to nuclear contradicts alleged support for Truth and Reconciliation
By researching nuclear technologies, accepting funding from private industry and the state, and publicly advocating in favour of nuclear expansion, ...
Tag: Wolastoq Grand Council
Fossil fuel production in Atlantic Canada puts Indigenous culture and identity at risk
This commentary originally appeared on the website of Canada's National Observer on August 19, 2022. There are a lot of ...
“A man of ceremony”: Wolastoqiyik elder Dan Ennis remembered
Dan Ennis, an elder from Neqotkuk/Tobique, who lived with “decolonization always on his mind” died of a stroke on June ...
Hampton High students support Wolastoq Grand Council resolution against nuclear development
The Climate Action Team at Hampton High School (HHS) are not only activists but also allies to Indigenous peoples. Today ...
Hey New Brunswick government, check your carbon tax facts!
We are all living in a climate emergency. The purpose of the carbon tax is to immediately reduce emissions and ...
Wolastoq Grand Council Resolution on nuclear energy and nuclear waste on traditional Wolastoq territory
Wolastoq Grand Council Resolution: Nuclear energy developments and nuclear waste use and disposal on traditional Wolastoq territory Whereas: Point Lepreau ...
Wolastoq Grand Council on NBEX lands: “We are not simply ‘stakeholders’ to be ‘engaged'”
Editor's note: On the evening of September 30 at the city of Fredericton's engagement session on future plans for the ...
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 ...
Indigenous activism in El Salvador and Canada
Indigenous activists from Canada and El Salvador discussed the similarities of their situations at a Wolastoq Grand Council event at ...
Wolastoq Grand Council takes province to court to protect Mount Carleton
Starting today, August 19, the assertion of Wolastoqey Indigenous rights for protection of sacred, ecologically sensitive landscapes will be tested ...
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