Mi’kmaw chiefs say DFO only looking out for non-Indigenous fishers
Mi’kmaw chiefs appearing before a Parliamentary committee looking into fishing rights say the Department of…
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‘We get so used to the racism, we almost accept it.’
Watchdog has ‘serious concerns’ about RCMP’s response to findings of Elsipogtog investigation
CRCC finds RCMP use of force on Elsipogtog fracking protests ‘necessary and proportional’
‘All my ancestors are survivors’: Racism and the relationship between Black and Mi’kmaw Peoples in Nova Scotia
Natteal Battiste sits on the edge of the boxing ring, wraps her hands, and pulls…
DFO’s ‘take it or leave it’ approach to fishing rights needs to change say Mi’kmaw leaders
21 years after Marshall, DFO still in ‘listening mode’ on fishing rights as advocates push for new approach
Van torched, lobsters destroyed as mob surrounds Mi’kmaw lobster pounds in Nova Scotia
Chief calls on prime minister to get involved after evening of vigilante violence
Canada ‘ragging the puck’ on First Nations fishing rights, MP says
Minister promises to “uphold those treaty rights” when asked about government inaction
Teddy hits the east coast pausing Mi’kmaw fishery
Mi’kmaw fishers expected to start up lobster fishery again.
Fishery standoff continues: Mi’kmaw-owned boats, gear vandalized
A checkpoint is now in place to limit who can access the wharf, in an effort to minimize the threat of violence.