Walker says Elders' tears over Harper government's treatment of First Nations people sparked march to Ottawa
The tears of elders drove a group of six Mi’kmaq from Listuguj to walk about 900 kilometres from their community in Quebec to Ottawa.
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Mi'kmaq have long history in Boston
It’s known what Boston has been in the news because of the recent bombing.
Mi'kmaq trying to protect heritage in Nova Scotia
The shores of Gaspreau Lake in Nova Scotia are lined with the archeological history of the Mi’kmaq people.
Mi'kmaq chief says he'll resign from treaty organization over Idle No More hunger strike
A prominent Mi’kmaq leader says he would rather resign as head of Nova Scotia’s treaty rights organization than see a young First Nation woman harmed because of her ongoing hunger strike.
Former national chief addresses Mi'kmaq hunger strikes
Former AFN national chief Phil Fontaine was in Halifax Tuesday.
Mi'kmaq celebrate Idle No More
All Idle No More protests have meant more than meets the eye.
Gesgapegiag highway blockade launched to support Idle No More, Chief Spence: Kateri Martin
Two blockades are underway in the Gaspe region of eastern Quebec.
Mi'kmaq launch another Idle No More blockade
Blockades are underway on two Mi’kmaq communities in the Gaspe region of Quebec.
Finding his identity with each brush stroke and a skateboard
As the paint brushes along the canvas Jordan Bennett reflects on what it means to be an artist.
