Maliseet

• Coast guard vessel will bear new name honouring Mi’kmaq Treaty

  "It means Nova Scotia society is changing. Canadian society is beginning to realize that some of their heroes may be offensive to large populations of people."

  Canada

  Apr 5, 2021
  
• Mi’kmaw power, inside and beyond Ottawa, stronger than in past fishery battles

  'I wonder if they ever thought, 20 years ago, that they'd have two Mi'kmaw senators and a Mi'kmaw MP who could help influence and work with government to find a solution.'

  Politics

  Sep 27, 2020
  
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• Quebec First Nation challenging commercial lobster fishing limits

  Chief Darcy Gray said the federal Fisheries Department has refused to say why it won't grant the band a commercial licence for the fall season.

  Consumer

  Sep 24, 2019
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• N.S. introduces policy ensuring fair treatment of Indigenous Peoples in courts

  The Public Prosecution Service says the new approach recognizes the special legal and constitutional status of Indigenous Peoples, along with their unique history, circumstances and culture.

  Canada

  Feb 26, 2019
• Wulustukyik Grandmothers setting up permanent camp at Sisson Mine site

  Members of the Wulustukyik Nation Grandmothers and Mothers group say they're exercising their constitutional right occupying land at the proposed Sisson Mine tailings pond site. They say they plan on building permanent homes on the land to protect it from development.

  Environment

  Aug 2, 2017
• Maliseet tradition runs strong at Treaty Day

  In celebration of Mascarene's Treaty signed June 4, 1726, New Brunswick First Nations took part in their annual Treaty Day honouring their ancestors.

  Canada

  Jun 4, 2017
• 12,000-year-old Marysville artifacts give Indigenous people glimpse of the past

  An archaeological dig is providing a look at how Indigenous people lived in Fredericton 12,000 years ago.

  Science

  Jun 23, 2016