13 years after house built, Mi’kmaq man still waiting for certificate of possession
A Mi’kmaq homeowner in Nova Scotia is in a fight with his band over housing.
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Metis man loses court battle over illegal fishing
APTN National News A Metis man in Nova Scotia has lost a long court battle….
Nova Scotia summer games revitalizes Mi’kmaq spirit
APTN National News Reserves across Nova Scotia are looking pretty empty this week. Well all…
Justice officials arguing against own government in Jordan's Principle court appeal
Federal department of Justice lawyers who are appealing a Federal Court ruling on Jordan’s Principle will find themselves arguing against their own government.
Ottawa continues court fight against stroke-afflicted mother caring for disabled son
The federal government is appealing a court decision that ordered Ottawa to help pay for the care of a severely disabled teenager on the Pictou Landing First Nation in Nova Scotia.
Mi'kmaq trying to protect heritage in Nova Scotia
The shores of Gaspreau Lake in Nova Scotia are lined with the archeological history of the Mi’kmaq people.
Mi'kmaq chief says he'll resign from treaty organization over Idle No More hunger strike
A prominent Mi’kmaq leader says he would rather resign as head of Nova Scotia’s treaty rights organization than see a young First Nation woman harmed because of her ongoing hunger strike.
Nova Scotia boy, 6, threatened to hang himself because of bullies
A Nova Scotia boy is being bullied.
Mi'kmaq celebrate Idle No More
All Idle No More protests have meant more than meets the eye.