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Mi’kmaq Community Reclaims Financial Autonomy in Historic New Brunswick Agreement | BNN
The Mi’kmaq community’s groundbreaking financial agreement with New Brunswick government heralds a new era of sovereignty and self-determination. In a groundbreaking development, the Mi’kmaq community near Dorchester, New Brunswick, has…
MoreCutting-edge hybrid boat built by a P.E.I. company goes to its new home in New Brunswick | CBC News
You’re invited to join Chief Hugh Akagi and our Council to tour and launch the new boat: Date: Thursday, August 10, 2023 @ 10am Location: Market Warf in St. Andrews,…
MoreAdditional funding awarded for restoring St. Croix alewife run | The Quoddy Tides
By Edward French | The Quoddy Tides Efforts to restore the alewife run on the St. Croix River, through a partnership involving federal, state, tribal, provincial and private entities, have…
MoreProposed emissions cap will hurt Indigenous economies
By Robert Merasty | Troy Media Tens of billions of dollars in wages, contracts and own source revenues are at risk On July 18, the federal government announced a plan…
MoreKilling Trans Mountain project would devastate Indigenous communities
By Joseph Quesnel | Troy Media Ottawa must bring in legislation to ensure the project gets built now more than ever Ottawa needs to finally declare through legislation that the…
MoreIndigenous access to capital could be a game changer
By Robert Merasty | Troy Media . . . for the Canadian economy Most Indigenous peoples and nations are not opposed to resource development. In fact, almost every Indigenous community…
MoreIncluding Indigenous perspectives in conservation planning
By Bev Betkowski | Troy Media How Indigenous and Western knowledge can be equal partners in conservation solutions Protecting the world’s increasingly fragile environments through land and wildlife management, using…
MorePeskotomuhkati Chief denounces Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission’s public hearing process as a ‘feel good exercise’
by Harrison Dressler During the early afternoon of May 10, 2022, Chief Hugh Akagi of the Peskotomuhkati Nation took the stand at a public hearing concerning an application for a…
MoreFishermen, Darren Porter on the Fisheries Act
Sometimes, it can be hard to follow-up and/or understand what the “Acts” really mean. Fishermen, Darren Porter breaks down some really interesting and important points of The Fisheries Act with…
MoreFollow our Indigenous neighbours to a carbon-neutral future
By Gerry Chidiac | TroyMedia The Wet’suwet’en are trying to preserve our planet in the face of the oil industry trying to amass profit A major issue is…
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