‘We’re going to establish our own fishery’: Sipekne’katik First Nation rejects DFO moderate livelihood plan
The Sipekne’katik First Nation is rejecting an edict from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans…
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Quebec physicians, academics blast government for failure to recognize Joyce’s Principle
An open letter is blasting Quebec premier Francois Legault and his Coalition Avenir Québec (CAQ)…
Indigenous fishers in N.W.T. focus on industry revival
Ten kilometres from shore, and 17 metres deep is where Marius McCallum makes a living….
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Wemotaci se retire du Conseil de la Nation Atikamekw. La consternation de la population. Des…
How the feds’ moderate livelihood fishing policy fell apart
Documents show DFO is surveilling Mi’kmaw communities to keep tabs on treaty fishing but has few policy options to respond
Professors challenge B.C’s racist history ahead of 150th anniversary of joining Canada
Authors of open-source educational booklet hope it will be utilized in schools, by policymakers.
New vaccine brings optimism amid rising threat of variants, high case counts
Canada’s vaccine rollout received a boost Friday with the approval of a third COVID-19 inoculation,…
After challenging racist allegations online, Tania Cameron gets a visit from police
‘I was just shining a light on how ugly people’s views in this town can be.’
Peguis band members in dark about band’s ‘default management’
The nation north of Winnipeg is $153 million in debt, according to financial statements