Haida Gwaii says fishing lodge has ‘lost its welcome’ after close calls on the water
“It’s our inherent right to occupy our ancestral lands”
Fishing
Haida Nation pressuring sport fishermen to stay away during pandemic
A group of Haida Nation members confronted some sport fishermen at the Vancouver Airport who…
Haida Gwaii worries about COVID-19 as fishing lodge reopens
B.C. government hopes both sides can reach a mutual solution.
First Nations in B.C. fighting Rio Tinto to save Nechako River and fishery
‘It has had devastating impacts to our community members not only socially, environmentally, but culturally as well.’
‘Racism is alive and well’: Mi’kmaq fishermen vow to be back on the water after boat sunk
The crew of the April and Brothers, a Mi’kmaw fishing boat that sunk in a…
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…
‘What are they going to do next’: Membertou fishers worried after lobster traps targeted, boat set ablaze
Membertou fishers catching lobsters off-season on a Feast-Social-Ceremonial (FSC) licence, say they’ve lost $10,000 worth…
Salmon swimming past B.C. landslide on their own – but is it enough?
It’s been over two months since a massive landslide on a remote part of the…