Social Justice and the City in New Brunswick [video]
Historical and ongoing social exclusion in New Brunswick cities was the topic of a panel held on May 5 just ...
Tag: Wabanaki
The city of Saint John was not meant to be shared. Are we sharing now?
A few weeks ago, I spoke with Julia Wright on CBC’s Information Morning about how the city of Saint John ...
No satisfaction: Chief Tremblay calls emergency Wabanaki Confederacy meeting
The Wabanaki Confederacy meeting will be held online, through the videoconference platform Zoom, on the afternoons of Saturday, Nov. 21 ...
Reclaiming Wabanaki territories
A historic case involving traditional Indigenous governance will take place on August 19 in a courthouse in Woodstock, New Brunswick. ...
“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 ...
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 ...
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. ...
Rebuilding the Wabanaki Confederacy
Non-Indigenous participate in Confederacy Gathering for first time in centuries St. Mary's First Nation, Unceded Wabanaki Territory (New Brunswick) – ...