Uprooted: The little known story about Mi’kmaw history of forced relocation
Roger Lewis strolls down a walkway along the shoreline in Digby, Nova Scotia. The Mi’kmaw…
Investigates
‘No excuse’: Why did it take a mother 7 years to learn how her son died?
Two hundred forty two. That’s the number of children who died while in close connection…
Number of hate groups in Canada on the rise says professor
At least one former member of Canada’s military is a known member of a far…
Former skinhead says white supremacy is part of Canadian identity
A former neo-Nazi skinhead who left that world to become a lawyer says people should…
Opportunity for youth, or sacrifice zone? Community reaction to nuclear waste burial plan is mixed
For some in the township of Ignace, 250 km northwest of Thunder Bay, the Nuclear…
Indigenous communities courted as nuclear industry looks for place to put used fuel
In what’s referred to as “Canada’s Plan,” the Nuclear Waste Management Organization (NWMO) is looking…
The irony in Canada’s new deals to reconcile fishing rights 20 years after the lobster wars
Mi’kmaw leaders are raising concerns about the impact of Canada’s new fishing deal on treaty…
20 years ago the Supreme Court ruled on Mi’kmaq fishing rights, so what has changed?
Early on a warm morning in mid-August, Marilyn-Leigh Francis eyes the Coast Guard boat at…
‘You’ll never have reconciliation until you deal with us’: Excluded survivors push for recognition
Cullen Crozier APTN Investigates Abraham Parenteau lays out a stack of letters detailing the abuses…