Wabanaki Modern: Film and expo shine a light on artistic movement in 1960s Elsipogtog
Having been obliterated by a fire over fifty years ago, a Mi’kmaw collective of artists is finding new admirers with ...
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Ceremony marks National Day for Truth and Reconciliation [video]
Around 300 people participated in the Every Child Matters event held in Fredericton on Friday to honour the victims and ...
On Miramichi Lake, who holds the paddle?
For the past two years, a consortium of stakeholders in the salmon fishery has proposed to poison Miramichi Lake and ...
Carr Sappier: Empowering Indigenous voices through film
Turning a creative passion into a career was not something that Carr Sappier thought was an option when they were ...
Wolastoqey chiefs call for return of artifacts from New Brunswick Museum
The following statement was issued on April 14, 2020 by the six chiefs of the Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick. ...
Wolastoqey chiefs decline to participate in Higgs government’s commission on systemic racism
The following statement was issued today by the six chiefs of the Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick: WOLASTOQEY TERRITORY - ...
Government of New Brunswick memo prohibiting land acknowledgements an affront to reconciliation efforts
CUPE New Brunswick expresses profound disappointment in the Government of New Brunswick’s recently released memo that prohibits government employees from ...
We know whose land it is, and so does the government
On October 14, a memo was sent to all Government of New Brunswick employees by Ted Flemming, New Brunswick’s Attorney ...
Whose land is it anyway?
A recent Government of New Brunswick (GNB) memo from October 14, 2021, has been making the social media rounds. In ...
Irving and Coon spar over glyphosate use in forestry
Jim Irving’s testimony to a New Brunswick legislative committee ended in a heated exchange with Green opposition leader David Coon ...