Constitutional challenge in Mi’kmaq fishing case moving ahead this week
A Mi’kmaq fisherman appeared Thursday in a northern New Brunswick courtroom where he began a…
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More than 50 Indigenous fish harvesters in the Maritimes charged or on trial: Ottawa
Three years after a First Nation started a self-regulated lobster fishery that sparked protests and…
Two arrested during protest at wharf where Mi’kmaw fishery underway
The RCMP says two people were arrested and later released for alleged assaults on Saturday…
Mi’kmaw nation, lobster harvesters suing feds for treaty violations
Theft of Mi’kmaw harvester’s lobster caught on video.
Mi’kmaw friends band together to form seafood company
Five Tribes Seafoods shipping to markets along the U.S. east coast.
Feds need to live up to farming promises in western numbered treaties: Cuthand
Cree columnist Doug Cuthand says the federal government isn’t living up to the numbered treaties…
Peskotomuhkati fishers travel north of the border to challenge fishing laws
Fishers from Sipayik, Maine say treaty right to fish have no borders.
‘We never surrendered our rights’: Treaty 9 Nations launching $95B lawsuit against Canada, Ontario
Ten nations in Treaty 9 have released a draft copy of a lawsuit against Canada…
Hundreds of Mi’kmaq lobster traps seized as moderate livelihood fishery continues
Two-hundred and fifty – that’s how many lobster traps Sherman Cremo of Eskason First Nation…