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Dive deep into the Bay of Fundy without leaving home | CBC News
By Vanessa Moreau | CBC News Virtual museum lets you digitally explore ecosystems of Passamaquoddy Bay If you have ever wanted to see what lives under the dark waters of the…
MorePeskotomuhkati Nation chief discusses reconciliation | The Saint Croix Courier
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MoreTax agreement ‘exit clause’ will end a deal between the province of N.B. and First Nations | CTV News
By Alyson Samson | CTVNews An almost 30-year-old tax revenue sharing agreement between the province of New Brunswick and some First Nations reserves in the province will be dissolved at…
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…
MoreIndigenous land acknowledgements have outlived their usefulness
By Bill Whitelaw | Troy Media Is it time to rethink indigenous land acknowledgements that often open energy-sector conference sessions? Are we ready to question their utility and effectiveness in…
MoreEndangered Species of Fish in Skutik River (St. Croix): Ree Brennin Houston
Ree Brennin Houston, a species at risk biologist for Fisheries and Oceans shares her story on what fielded her drive towards caring for the Earth and conservation. This led her…
MoreConflict over new Indigenous lobster fishery continues to smoulder amid some progress | The Canadian Press
By Michael MacDonald | The Canadian Press Federal conservation officers have seized more than 7,000 lobster traps in the two years since violence flared in Nova Scotia when a First…
MoreGovernment of Canada supports communities protecting species at risk and their habitats in New Brunswick and across Canada | CISION
Canada is taking action to help recover species at risk by supporting habitat protection, restoration and conservation, and improvement projects to support biodiversity. Today, Jenica Atwin, Member of Parliament for Fredericton, on behalf…
MorePassamaquoddy Tribe gets $5 million in federal funds for climate change planning | Maine Public
By Murray Carpenter | Maine Public A new federal program announced Wednesday aims to help tribal communities that are severely impacted by climate change. It includes $5 million for Maine’s…
MoreIndigenous ownership in Canadian oil and gas takes huge step | Troy Media
By Deborah Jaremko | Troy Media But Trudeau government’s emissions cap threatens future prosperity A massive milestone has been reached in the growing trend of Indigenous people taking ownership of…
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