Hundreds of Mi’kmaq lobster traps seized as moderate livelihood fishery continues
Two-hundred and fifty – that’s how many lobster traps Sherman Cremo of Eskason First Nation…
Two-hundred and fifty – that’s how many lobster traps Sherman Cremo of Eskason First Nation…
Fisheries officers seized crates of lobster at Saulnierville wharf, harvested by Sipekne’katik First Nation fishermen….
The Sipekne’katik opened their food and ceremonial fishery earlier this week. Each member of the…
Laich-Kwil-Tach Hereditary Chief Tsahaukuse (George Quocksister Jr.) says fish farms operating outside of Discovery Islands…
Mi’kmaw fishers and their supporters held a gathering in front of the Atlantic headquarters for…
On Aug. 4, the Ha’wiih issued fishers with licences. They will harvest according to allocations from their own fisheries plans.
“It’s our right. That’s what we agreed to 300 years ago,” says Matt Cope from Nova Scotia
A United Nations committee on racial discrimination is asking the federal government to respond to…
At Saulnierville wharf, a red shipping container has become a fight for treaty rights.