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Dear Editor: October 16, 2018 When asked about the issue of having a day for the (Indigences/survivors) it was something we aspired to for many Continue Reading →
Dartmouth – A first in Canada for the RCMP, the Nova Scotia RCMP has constructed a permanent sweat lodge at Headquarters in Dartmouth. Sweat lodges Continue Reading →
Grand Keptin Andrews “Antle” Denny’s Treaty Day Speech 2018 “Kwe’ (Traditional Mi’kmaw Greeting) Welcome, Pjilasi Today marks another year that we as Mi’kmaq and our Continue Reading →
Northumberland Fisherman’s Association (NFA) President Ronnie Heighton is outraged that the NS Government has provided $6 million to Northern Pulp for design of their proposed Continue Reading →
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The Challenge with Self-Identification and recent court decisions Europeans and western governments have worked for centuries to oppress and eliminate the Indigenous peoples of Canada. Continue Reading →
The Mi’kmaq of Prince Edward Island are appealing the Supreme Court of PEI decision in relation to the Mill River Judicial Review Application. After community Continue Reading →
In 2016, a Private Member’s Bill was introduced in the House of Commons, titled Bill C-262, An Act to ensure that the laws of Canada Continue Reading →
Shirley Christmas has been working to save lives since 2015. That year, she began her campaign to eliminate texting-while-driving in our communities. Recently she held Continue Reading →
FREDERICTON – Silent Witness silhouettes honouring two First Nation women who lost their lives because of gender-based violence were dedicated today. The silhouettes commemorate the Continue Reading →
Nova Scotia’s first Aboriginal Wellness and Gladue Court was officially opened and celebrated in Wagmatcook First Nation today, June 21, marking National Indigenous Peoples Day. Continue Reading →
Donald Marshall Jr: 1971: Wrongful Murder Conviction My personal tribute to a man of great courage, the late Donald Marshall Jr. The determination the late Continue Reading →
