Mi’kmaq fishers say feds aren’t listening to their concerns about safety
In the early morning hours of April 3, 2021, the fishing vessel Tyhawk launched into…
Angel Moore
Angel Moore is a proud Cree from the Peguis First Nation in Manitoba. Angel grew up in Winnipeg and has a Journalism degree from the University of King’s College. She also has a degree from Dalhousie University in International Development Studies and Environmental Sustainability. Angel joined APTN News in June 2018 as the correspondent in the Halifax bureau and covers Atlantic Canada.
Report says deck modification led to fatal capsizing of First Nation fishing vessel
Canada’s transportation safety agency says modifications to the deck of the Mi’kmaq fishing boat Tyhawk…
Andrea Paul elected regional chief after 2 days of voting
After 20 ballots of voting over two days, Pictou Landing Chief Andrea Paul has been elected the…
Indigenous voices around decision making table will help end homelessness among veterans
National Indigenous Veterans Day ceremony opens the National Conference to End Homelessness in Halifax.
Allegations of Indigenous identity fraud could affect lawsuit by Native Council of Nova Scotia
Members of the NCNS are suing the provincial government for $40 million over moose hunting rights.
500 students in Nova Scotia place orange flags in the shape of a heart as symbol of healing
Students from regional schools in Nova Scotia joined forces with students from Sipekne’katik Mi’kmaw Nations…
En Nouvelle-Écosse, deux arrestations lors d’un rassemblement contre la pêche des Mi’kmaq
Dans le sud-ouest de la Nouvelle-Écosse, deux personnes ont été arrêtées pour agression au quai…
Author of report alleges Native Council of Nova Scotia proposing by-laws that will impact organization
Internal report obtained by APTN News says change will protect 300 members who should be removed.
Le siège du conseil de bande de Sheshatshiu détruit par les flammes
Le bureau du conseil de bande des Innus de Sheshatshiu a été la proie des…