New Brunswick’s nuclear reactor emits high levels of radioactivity, increasing cancer risk
New Brunswick Power's Point Lepreau nuclear reactor on the Bay of Fundy emits much higher levels of radioactive tritium than ...
Tag: Passamaquoddy
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 ...
Watch the NB debrief here
Watch on YouTube Statement of Solidarity Episode 1: Why the NB debrief? NB debrief host Tobin Haley talks to ...
Residents take offense to Conservative MP’s flyer on Indigenous people
St. Andrews - A flyer about First Nations’ spending circulated by Conservative MP John Williamson irked many of his Charlotte ...
Maritime groups challenge Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission safety assurances
Representatives of a coalition of NB and Maritime environmental and health organizations concerned about the risks of Canada’s continuing reliance ...
Radioactivity from Japanese reactors detected in New Brunswick
In New Brunswick, a coalition of groups including the Passamaquoddy First Nation, Atlantic Sierra Club, Conservation Council of New Brunswick ...
Chief Hugh Akagi of the Passamaquoddy Tribe on “Pay attention: Advice of an Elder”
On Monday, Feb. 14, 2011, STU Native Awareness Days began with a potluck social and drumming session that featured the ...
Chief Akagi: “How can we possibly allow ourselves to be convinced that there is a need for more nuclear energy?”
Note: the NB Media Co-op published this article in 2010. Chief Hugh Akagi of the Passamaquoddy Nation knows the history ...