Sipekne’katik chief’s message to Canada is moderate livelihood fishery is here to stay
Moderate livelihood fishery continues, despite emergency meeting in Ottawa.
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Indian Country Today editor says there is a new sense of urgency and division hanging over U.S. election
Mark Trahant says partisan divide hasn’t been this bitter since the Civil War.
‘It’s not easy work’: PM says Feds have been working towards a resolution in lobster fishery since beginning
‘It is not easy work. It is not quick work. It is work that needs to be done properly,’ says Trudeau
Lorne Cardinal sits and talks about life and acting
Cree star is having a theatre in Alberta named after him.
Mi’kmaw fisher talks about being trapped in lobster pound
House of Commons to hold emergency debate on violence facing Mi’kmaq fishers.
‘I’m not going to let this go’: An Atikamekw man’s last cry for justice before he died
Days before dying in a Quebec hospital, Georges-Herve Awashish shared allegations of racism in an exclusive interview with La Converse.
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
Second wave of COVID-19 crashing into several First Nations communities
Nations in Manitoba hit hard, while travellers don’t seem to get it.
First Nations youth in care likely deformed for life, blames child welfare agency
Even today the youth, 14, is having difficult time getting help from Weechi-it-te-win Family Services