Mi’kmaq on quest to reclaim 300 year-old altar
Nearly 300 years ago the French gave the Mi’kmaq a wooden altar as a gift.
Trina Roache
Indigenous activists opposing Energy East don’t fear proposed anti-terror bill
Trina Roache APTN National News HALIFAX—Indigenous grassroots leaders say the Harper government’s anti-terrorism Bill C-51…
Culture impacts the way Aboriginal children express experiences of pain: study
APTN National News A groundbreaking study reveals a surprising difference between Aboriginal children and non-Aboriginal…
Accountability about more than numbers, say band members
The Transparency Act may show how much chiefs make, but it doesn’t answer the big questions.
Mi’kmaq photographer has pulp mill pollution in sights
A Mi’kmaq photographer in Nova Scotia is focusing his lens on pollution at a local paper mill.
People furious over report of chiefs per diem rate: ‘double dipping has to stop’
Trina Roache APTN National News People across Nova Scotia are furious after finding out chiefs…
Cashed-strapped Mi’kmaq family services agency struggles with cost of chiefs’ per diems
In Nova Scotia questions are being raised about the amount of money chiefs are making.
Mi’kmaq woman uses social media to spark language revival
APTN National News A Mi’kmaq woman is using social media to kick start a language…
Mi’kmaq leaders say racism symposium a huge step forward
The goal is workout an action plan to end systemic racism in the province.
