Indigenous
Feds told to take Nashwaak’s fish-bearing brooks off the list for Sisson’s mine waste
Fredericton – A coalition Indigenous leaders, scientists and conservationists joined forces on Feb. 27 to protest the Trudeau government’s move...
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Rebuilding Our Red Nation
Rebuilding Our Red Nation Let’s rebuild our Red NationAnd stop thinking a Reservation is a NationLabeling our Rez as 1st...
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STU’s history of “Indigenization”
Despite the Mi’kmaq and Wolastoqey flags flying at the foot of the campus, St. Thomas University (STU) has a decade-long...
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“Shake until you wake!” Wabanaki Unity Gathering
Indigenous women made their voices heard throughout the Gathering to Unify Wabanaki Peoples & Non-Indigenous Allies hosted by the Wolastoq...
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Wabanaki rallies for Wet’suwet’en and their right to say no to pipelines
About 100 people marched on Fredericton's Westmorland Bridge during the noon hour on Jan. 15, slowing traffic, to show their...
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Wolastoq Grand Council and allies meet with Fredericton MP to voice support for Wet’suwet’en land and water protectors
Wolastoq Grand Council Chief Ron Tremblay, Wolastoq clan grandmother Alma Brooks and a dozen settler allies met with Fredericton MP...
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From Sikniktuk to Wet’suwet’en: Say no to RCMP enforcement of corporate injunctions on unceded Indigenous territory
On January 6, solidarity activists with the Wet’suwet’en land and water protectors posted a photo on social media showing a...
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“Ongoing genocide:” An interview with Bruce Clark
Bruce Clark’s new book Ongoing Genocide caused by Judicial Suppression of the “Existing” Aboriginal Rights argues that the Canadian judicial system has...
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An open letter to the public, RCMP, Canadian and provincial governments
On December 21, 2018 on the sacred day of Winter Solstice, the Wet’sumwet’en Hereditary Chiefs of our five clans contemplated...
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In Honduras, Berta Cáceres’s killers have been convicted
In a packed and tense courtroom in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, filled with diplomats, international observers and the press, seven men were...
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