Mi’kmaw lobster harvester says he’ll fight Canada’s reconciliation ‘death certificate’ in court
Potlotek man to put Marshall ruling to the test in court after being charged by DFO
Nova Scotia
Federal plan for Mi’kmaq fishery headed in ‘wrong direction’ says senator
Sen. Dan Christmas says DFO ignored advice from Mi’kmaw parliamentarians last fall.
How the feds’ moderate livelihood fishing policy fell apart
Documents show DFO is surveilling Mi’kmaw communities to keep tabs on treaty fishing but has few policy options to respond
Mi’kmaw youth paint petroglyphs on boat with artist Alan Syliboy
Grade 7 and 8 Students at Pictou Landing First Nations school are joining artist Alan…
‘It is a right’: Eskasoni harvesters gather to write fishery plan ahead of spring launch
Fishers of the largest Mi’kmaw community in Atlantic Canada are gathering to develop a plan…
Overworked, underpaid: Ottawa’s chronic lack of funding leaves First Nations water operators behind
An investigation reveals Indigenous water operators sometimes earn less than half of what municipal operators are paid, but an Indigenous-led group in Atlantic Canada has a solution.
New UBC Indigenous fisheries centre aims to uplift community rights
Initiative led by Nisg̱a’a scholar Andrea Reid launches with ‘Fish Outlaws’ project documenting criminalization of First Nations fisheries around Salish Sea
Feds should be held accountable for violence against Mi’kmaw fishery: MP
‘They sat on their hands, and somebody could have been killed,’ says Gord Johns
Federal government agencies ‘complicit’ in violent attacks on Mi’kmaw harvesters: Chief
‘Maybe the joke is on us for expecting anything different,’ says Sipekne’katik Chief Mike Sack