‘Nova Scotia is the deep south of Canada’: A Look at racism from people who live it
‘We get so used to the racism, we almost accept it.’
Fishery
Mi’kmaq secure injunction against interference with treaty fishery
Court orders ban on blockades, threats and intimidation against Sipekne’katik
Van torched, lobsters destroyed as mob surrounds Mi’kmaw lobster pounds in Nova Scotia
Chief calls on prime minister to get involved after evening of vigilante violence
Teddy hits the east coast pausing Mi’kmaw fishery
Mi’kmaw fishers expected to start up lobster fishery again.
Federal fisheries officers entering Listuguj without permission a ‘violation’ says chief
‘It’s not their jurisdiction this is our territories, this is our lands, our community.’
Actor Ethan Hawke calling for moratorium to oil exploration in Gulf of St. Lawrence
Trina Roache APTN National News Actor Ethan Hawke is adding his voice to the Mi’kmaq…
Mi’kmaw woman is back on the water fishing, for now
Trina Roache APTN National News MILLBROOK FIRST NATION, NS — A Mi’kmaw woman is fishing…
The story of Cyril Polchies and the showdown at Burnt Church
When the Mi’maq first asserted their right to fish lobster 14 years ago, they faced racism from other non-indigenous fishermen and violent clashes with officers with the department of Fisheries and Oceans.
Manitoba’s flood diversion strategy hurting First Nation commercial fishery
Recent flooding in Manitoba has caused many communities there to declared states of emergencies.