Dysfunctional ‘crisis environment’ at Indigenous Services harming employees in Halifax says confidential report
HR consulting firm files grim assessment of toxic workplace at First Nations and Inuit Health Branch in the Maritimes
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Potlotek First Nation launches legal action to get federal government ‘off our backs’
As the Department of Fisheries and Oceans seizes lobster traps, the Potlotek First Nation is…
U.N. committee demands Canada respond to allegations it failed to protect Mi’kmaw fishers from racism, violence
A United Nations committee on racial discrimination is asking the federal government to respond to…
Mi’kmaw community says it will launch treaty fishery without federal licenses
Sipekne’katik First Nation will harvest lobster on their own terms, without federal licenses says Chief…
$150B global human trafficking industry happening in plain sight in Canada say experts
Traffickers ‘look for people with vulnerabilities or weaknesses and they exploit those,’ says RCMP Cpl. David Lane.
Human trafficking investigation in Alberta leads to arrest of Mi’kmaw man in Nova Scotia
A Mi’kmaw man in Nova Scotia is facing several charges for human trafficking that took place…
Mi’kmaw fishers say they were exercising treaty rights when arrested by fisheries officials
Mi’kmaw fishers were harvesting baby eels, known as elvers, when the Department of Fisheries and…
Sipekne’katik First Nation lobster harvesters sue feds, non-Indigenous fishers
Lawsuit alleges RCMP, DFO failed to protect Mi’kmaw harvesters, while fishermen’s association encouraged the violence.
Sipekne’katik community members stand guard as Canada threatens to remove Treaty Truckhouse
At Saulnierville wharf, a red shipping container has become a fight for treaty rights.