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New Brunswickers head to the polls next week.
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Elsipogtog battling corruption
A Mi’kmaq First Nation is hoping there’s a move to end years of corruption and nepotism.
Elsipogtog man says RCMP officers visited home with questions about Facebook comment
A man from the Mi’kmaq community at the centre of intense anti-shale gas protests says he was visited Wednesday by two plain clothes RCMP officers who were asking questions about a Facebook post calling for a protest on New Brunswick Day.
2 Mi’kmaq Warriors sentenced to 15 months over Elsipogtog fracking fight
HALIFAX–There were mixed emotions for supporters of two Mi’kmaq men sentenced for their part in anti-fracking protests last year.
East Coast First Nation firefighters face emergency cash crunch
Aboriginal firefighters on the East Coast say they need training and gear.
Ted Nolan’s hockey camp about more than shooting pucks
In New Brunswick, young hockey players have just wrapped up a week picking up tips from the pros.
Mi’kmaq warriors guilty of gun charges related to anti-fracking protest
About 40 supporters crowded into a Moncton courtroom Thursday to learn the fate of two Mi’kmaq warriors on gun-related charges laid against them during last October’s anti-fracking protest in New Brunswick.
Verdict expected Thursday in New Brunswick anti-fracking protests
Two Mi’kmaq men arrested during the anti-fracking protests in New Brunswick last year are in jail.
Military’s counter-intelligence unit monitored Elsipogtog anti-fracking protests: documents
The Canadian military used its count-intelligence unit to monitor the aftermath of last October’s RCMP raid on a Mi’kmaq Warrior Society-led anti-fracking camp in New Brunswick in preparation for the eventuality the situation went “sideways,” according to internal document obtained by APTN National News.