Aboriginal issues absent from premiers' agenda
In Halifax, the country’s premiers last week wrapped up two days of meetings about the Canadian economy.
Nova Scotia
Justice still stacked against Mi'kmaq
For many, Donald Marshall Jr. was the very face of injustice.
Dreams grow big in Mi'kmaq high school
APTN began a three-part series this week exploring Mi’kmaq education in Nova Scotia.
Mi'kmaq reclaiming what was lost through education
Aboriginal education has changed much since the days of residential schools.
Nova Scotia's second largest First Nation elects new chief
Nova Scotia’s second largest First Nation has a new chief.
Mi'kmaq education scoring high grades in Nova Scotia
Good news was unveiled Monday at a Mi’kmaq education conference in Nova Scotia.
Pharmacies, First Nations health centres probed over alleged abuses of non-insured health benefits program
The federal government is taking aim at health providers allegedly involved in abuses of the non-insured health benefits program.
Species at risk legislation overhaul raises concerns
Environment Minister Peter Kent is planning an overhaul of the country’s Species-at-Risk Act and it has raised some concerns.
Mi'kmaq celebrate Treaty Day
Hundreds of Mi’kmaq from across Nova Scotia were in downtown Halifax Monday.