Glooscap election battle continues
A candidate is appealing last month’s by-election on the Glooscap First Nation in Nova Scotia.
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.
Band faces salary questions
More questions are being asked about the salaries being paid to band officials.
Shooting widow just wants RCMP to say sorry
It is a sore that continues to fester for those who knew John Andrew Simon.
Indian Brook awash in scandal
A Nova Scotia First Nation is mired in scandal.
Ousted Mi’kmaq chief blames Indian Affairs
A Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq chief ousted by Indian Affairs over findings of corruption in the election that put him in office says the department is trying to cover up its own misdeeds.
