Brown tap water has members of Potlotek boiling over – but really, would you use this water?
Frustration over poor water quality boiling over in Potlotek First Nation.
Trina Roache
‘No doubt in my mind they met a tragic event’ Mi’kmaq community remembers couple lost 80 years ago
(Moccasins on the shores of Bras d’Or in memory of sisters Judina Noel and Kate Michael and…
All talk and no money, Mi’kmaq out east say bureaucracy hasn’t caught up with Trudeau’s Sunny ways
Money is slow to come down east as Mi’kmaq communities try to get projects up and running.
Elder, longtime activist won’t let cancer stop him from fighting controversial hydroelectric project in Labrador
Jim Learning, who is Inuit, has been protesting the Muskrat Falls project for many years.
Black Tickle wants Liberals to follow through on land claim promise as community fights for basic services
The southern Inuit community in Labrador is already struggling for access to things like healthcare and water, and looming cuts are about to make things worse.
Black Tickle residents facing clinic cuts hold protest, demand healthcare from visiting government officials
The province has announced that it is cutting the remote community’s only full-time nurse
‘Here is home’: Black Tickle residents struggle with whether to stay or go as healthcare cuts loom
The remote community is gearing up for a fight after the province cut its only full-time nurse.
Mi’kmaq band asks for emergency order to protect at-risk salmon from natural gas project
The DFO was asked by the Sipekne’katik First Nation to issue the order, but there’s no word on when a decision will be made
Mi’kmaq youth preview health science careers with Indigenous twist at unique summer camp
The group is learning about what healthcare jobs are like through a cultural lens
