Canada ‘ragging the puck’ on First Nations fishing rights, MP says
Minister promises to “uphold those treaty rights” when asked about government inaction
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Indigenous women don’t face ‘specific threat’ says government lawyer at hearing
Canada argues plaintiff not a good fit for civil suit
30 years after 1990 crisis, Mohawks take charge of how their stories are told
Thirty years ago, the so called “Oka Crisis“ ended with the army moving into the…
Some First Nations already in lockdown as COVID-19 2nd wave ‘already underway’
Local outbreaks have emerged in remote First Nations in B.C. and northern Ontario
Teddy hits the east coast pausing Mi’kmaw fishery
Mi’kmaw fishers expected to start up lobster fishery again.
First Nations and NGOs demand B.C. fish farms be shut down
First Nation leaders, fishers and non-governmental organizations are calling on the federal government to remove…
No shortage of examples of RCMP ‘systemic negligence’: Tony Merchant
This isn’t the first class-action to allege that colonization and discrimination have harmed Indigenous peoples.
‘Lack of awareness’ about treaties at heart of lobster protests, Mi’kmaw MP says
“Politicians can only move as far as their voters allow them, and if their voters don’t understand what’s happening then that’s a challenge,” says Jaime Battiste
Regina mother fighting Canada, RCMP in memory of missing daughter
A five-day hearing is scheduled to wrap up Friday in Regina.