Groups protest outside New Brunswick legislature during throne speech

As New Brunswick’s throne speech got underway, hundreds marched outside the legislature. The Société de l’Acadie du Nouveau-Brunswick, the Wolastoq nations and Mi’kmaw communities joined forces in an Acadian tradition called a Tintamarre – all in an effort to send a loud message to the Higgs government. Nathalie Sturgeon has the details.

• ‘United we stand, divided we fall’: Indigenous and Acadian groups march on N.B. legislature