NB part of country-wide mobilizations against Bill C-51
Fredericton - About 100 people rallied today against Bill C-51 in Fredericton as part of a national day of action against...
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Indigenous
Pam Palmater on murdered and missing Indigenous women and girls in Canada
Pam Palmater is a Mi'kmaq lawyer from Eel River Bar First Nation and holds the position of Chair in Indigenous Governance...
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“We’re going to stop this pipeline:” grassroots Indigenous leaders
Ron Tremblay, former councillor for Tobique First Nation and member of Wolustuk Grand Council and Clayton Thomas...
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#ShutDownCanada in Fredericton
More than a dozen people in Fredericton participated in the #ShutDownCanada event on Friday, Feb. 13, 2015. The group met at...
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The Energy East pipeline and the black snake prophecy
TransCanada's proposed Energy East pipeline route through New Brunswick on unceded Maliseet territory. Some New Brunswick Maliseet...
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“We ask that you refuse to die:” New book focuses on Indigenous suicide in Canada today
Fredericton - Why Indigenous people are more likely to commit suicide was the topic of a book launched on Sept. 26th...
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Peace, friendship and bravery meet the colonial shale gas complex
The police made us braver. Warriors showed their love. Elders stayed, and their stories helped the people to keep going. Women...
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Making history in a hurricane: Elsipogtog reclaims ancestral land
Shown here holding the historic sign in place are Mi'kmaq Warrior Chief John Levi (left) and Jonathan...
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From the Margins: Dying to Please You [audio]
photo by Edward Curtis, 1908 Dying to Please You: Indigenous Suicide in Contemporary Canada. This series of...
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Another blow for shale gas: Peoples Lawsuit announced
Moncton - The Scottish essayist Thomas Carlyle wrote “no lie can live forever” almost two centuries ago, but it sums up...
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