Mi’kmaw chiefs say DFO only looking out for non-Indigenous fishers
Mi’kmaw chiefs appearing before a Parliamentary committee looking into fishing rights say the Department of…
Fisheries
Attack on harvesting rights taking place across the country InFocus hears
Most people are aware of what’s happening in Nova Scotia as Mi’kmaw harvesters exercise their…
After a week of violence, Mi’kmaq Warrior Peacekeepers arrive at wharf in Nova Scotia
Mi’kmaw lobster harvester hauls traps, after a week of violence.
Trudeau says police must ‘do their jobs’ when protecting Mi’kmaw fishers
Prime Minister says government is actively trying to end conflict amid criticism of police inaction
‘Legacies of misinformation’ make it hard to have conversation about lobster fishery: Prof
Dalhousie professor says no issues with conservation with Mi’kmaw fishery
First Nations in the Yukon fear poor Chinook salmon run sign of looming extinction
Yukon salmon advisory boards recommends First Nations in the territory stop fishing chinook for the rest of the year
Court clears way for commercial Indigenous fishery in B.C.
Another legal victory has affirmed fishing rights for Indigenous peoples off Canada’s west coast.
Groups band together to fight oil exploration on Gulf of St. Lawrence
Danielle Rochette APTN National News Eighteen organizations spread out over four provinces are banding together…
Supreme Court says Lax Kw’alaams have no Aboriginal right to commercial fishery on own territory
The Supreme Court of Canada has ruled against a British Columbia First Nation seeking to affirm an Aboriginal right to harvest fish, seaweed and shellfish from their traditional territory.