Elsipogtog First Nation

• New Bruncwick man charged with sexual assault, forcible confinement

  A New Brunswick man is facing numerous charges, including sexual assault and forcible confinement, after an incident last week.

  Crime

  Sep 23, 2021
  
• N.B. teen dreams of sharing his culture and passion for cooking

  A New Brunswick teenager who grew up in Elsipogtog First Nation is hoping to share his culture with others through his passion for cooking.

  Canada

  Jul 9, 2021
  
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• New Brunswick to make changes to mental health crisis and addictions response

  The New Brunswick government plans to strengthen its mental health crisis and addictions response, by implementing 21 new recommendations.

  Health

  May 12, 2021
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• Elsipogtog First Nation voted Kraft Hockeyville, wins $250K to fix fire-damaged arena

  "Hockey is the heart and soul of Elsipogtog First Nation."

  Canada

  Apr 11, 2021
• Elsipogtog First Nation anxiously awaits announcement of Kraft Hockeyville winner

  After fire heavily damaged the local rink, Elsipogtog First Nation is hoping to win $250,000. The winner will be announced during Hockey Night in Canada's broadcast Saturday.

  Canada

  Apr 10, 2021
• N.B. First Nation confirms names of missing, dead fishers whose boat capsized

  The Joint Rescue Coordination Centre suspended its search indefinitely for the missing fisher Sunday night.

  Canada

  Apr 5, 2021
• Search suspended for missing fisher off coast of Nova Scotia

  The decision to suspend the operation was made "based on the results of the search over the last 25 hours," a tweet from the Halifax Joint Rescue Co-ordination Centre reads.

  Canada

  Apr 4, 2021
• When it comes to vaccines, Canada needs to earn Indigenous, Black people’s trust

  In this commentary piece, Oscar Baker III, who is a Black and Mi’kmaw journalist, discusses why his communities are hesitant of the COVID-19 vaccines.

  Perspectives

  Feb 22, 2021
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• RCMP surveillance, searches breached anti-fracking protesters’ rights, watchdog says

  'Several incidents or practices interfered to varying degrees with the protesters' rights to freedom of expression, association and peaceful assembly.'

  Canada

  Nov 13, 2020
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• Higgs maintains Ottawa should hold inquiry into anti-Indigenous racism within policing, justice systems

  Signed by university professors, lawyers and other New Brunswickers, the letter states that a public inquiry would help to 'restore trust in the justice system.'

  Canada

  Jul 20, 2020