Land protectors not letting their guard down over mining on sacred site
Mi’kmaq warriors are vowing to keep an eye on the Nova Scotia mining association’s attempt to access minerals on the sacred Kluscap mountain.
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The fight against colonialism: A look back at Taiwan
APTN News In November APTN’s Tom Fennario travelled to Taiwan for a series of stories…
‘Proud Boys’ return to regular duty with no charges after disrupting Mi’kmaq ceremony
Four members are cleared to return to regular duty, while one has left the armed forces.
‘We’re still stuck on April 24, 1993’: Woman struggles to find missing sister
“We’ve done just about everything there is – private investigators, cadaver dogs, you name it, just to try and find her.”
Daughter of Anna Mae Aquash looking forward to telling her story to #MMIWG Inquiry
The daughter of Anna Mae Aquash, who was murdered in South Dakota in the 1970’s is welcoming the chance to finally tell her mother’s story before the national inquiry.
AFN Reg’l Chief Morley Googoo heads to restorative justice program after being charged with assault
Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief for Nova Scotia Morley Googoo apologized and is headed to the restorative justice program after being charged with assault and disturbing the peace.
Mi’kmaq and Acadians celebrate unique history as allies
Education and reconciliation are the key goals of a four day festival celebrating the long history between the Mi’kmaq and Acadians in Nova Scotia.
