Nova Scotia First Nation fights Ottawa over Jordan’s Principle to help disabled child
It is now a waiting game for the Pictou Landing band council and a mother of a severely disabled child in Nova Scotia.
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Shubenacadie casino development under fire
APTN National News There’s a new casino development going up in Shubenacadie territory, in the…
‘Sometimes you wonder where their hearts are’
A desperate mother from Pictou Landing First Nation in Nova Scotia is continuing her fight to keep her 16 year-old son at home.
Groups cry foul over exclusion from Atlantic ministers’ meeting on Aboriginal women
Atlantic minister on the status of women have wrapped up a series of meeting on Aboriginal issues.
Brother and sister set for shoot-out
The Canada Winter Games are in full swing in Halifax.
Glooscap election battle continues
A candidate is appealing last month’s by-election on the Glooscap First Nation in Nova Scotia.
Ottawa mulls preservation of Mi’kmaq cemetary
Federal officials will be meeting with the Unama’ki Institute of Natural Resources to explore ways of saving an ancient Mi’kmaq burial ground.
Questions linger over Paul custody death
The Native Women’s Association of Nova Scotia is demanding answers.
Band members incensed over sky-high salaries
Band members at Glooscap First Nation recently packed a community hall to confront their chief and council.