‘It’s not forgotten’: Mi’kmaq bounty never rescinded
“Reward of Thirty Pounds for every male Indian Prisoner above the Age of Sixteen Years brought in alive or a Scalp”
Nova Scotia
The ‘Beyak Effect’: Fighting anti-Indigenous racism and settler denialism in Canada
High profile events reveal the racism inherent in settler colonialism but observers hope Canadians are coming away with a clearer understanding of their country’s history.
History Decolonized: A closer look at Edward Cornwallis and why his statue toppled
Overhead, an eagle circled as a crane lifted the Cornwallis statue from its granite base.
Mi’kmaq, allies unite in ceremony at former Cornwallis statue site
“We want the park renamed, we don’t want this to be Cornwallis Park.”
‘Save Our Statue’ posters appear as Halifax prepares to remove Cornwallis statue
On Tuesday evening at least four posters were found affixed around Cornwallis park.
Halifax to remove controversial Cornwallis statue
Cornwallis statue will be temporarily put in storage until city decides what to do with it.
Grassroots coalition continues fight against fossil fuel development in Gulf of St. Lawrence
A grassroots coalition marched in Halifax Wednesday in their effort to protect the Gulf of St. Lawrence from fossil fuel development.
Nova Scotia government accused of meddling in wording of land acknowledgements
“It was the office of Aboriginal Affairs that directed us away from (saying unceded)” in land acknowledgements.
Trudeau challenged on immigration, Indigenous sovereignty at Nova Scotia town hall
The prime minister kicked off a national town hall tour Tuesday night in the Sipekni’katik district of Mi’kma’ki or Lower Sackville, N.S.
