‘It is a right’: Eskasoni harvesters gather to write fishery plan ahead of spring launch
Fishers of the largest Mi’kmaw community in Atlantic Canada are gathering to develop a plan…
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Feds should be held accountable for violence against Mi’kmaw fishery: MP
‘They sat on their hands, and somebody could have been killed,’ says Gord Johns
Federal government agencies ‘complicit’ in violent attacks on Mi’kmaw harvesters: Chief
‘Maybe the joke is on us for expecting anything different,’ says Sipekne’katik Chief Mike Sack
DFO, RCMP knew violence was coming but did nothing to protect Mi’kmaw lobster harvesters: Documents
Records reveal feds were more concerned about policing Mi’kmaw fishery than protests aimed at it.
Sipekne’katik First Nation suing Nova Scotia for infringing on treaty rights
‘We are more resolved than ever to bring this to court as we have lost so much in the face of the violence and economic racism….’
The deal is sealed, Mi’kmaq coalition partner with B.C company to buy seafood giant Clearwater
The Mi’kmaq in Nova Scotia are now one of the major players in the seafood…
Manager of Nova Scotia pound claims in online post that he ‘opened the doors’ for non-Indigenous fishers to take Mi’kmaw catch
James Muise wrote on Facebook he gave the fishers ‘permission’ to take the Mi’kmaw lobster catch.
Mi’kmaw lobster harvester fears for her safety after receiving online video
RCMP say they’re investigating video sent to Jolene Marr.
What’s in store for harvesting rights? InFocus looks forward to 2021
From fish farms, treaty fishing, to the moose moratorium, First Nations fought hard for harvesting and resource rights last year