At an Indigenous-led energy conference in Moncton this week, Mi’kmaw leaders delivered a clear message: New Brunswick's energy future runs through their communities. They described a dual role for ...

A Mi’kmaq leader in Nova Scotia says the provincial government continues to ignore First Nations’ concerns on a new law they say targets their community’s ability to protect its territory. The law was ...

A teenage street musician has been jailed and charged with leading a public gathering in which she led a crowd in singing an anti-Putin rock song in St. Petersburg, a rare act of defiance, according ...

Mi’kmaw elder Marian Nicholas, 56, originally of Eskasoni First Nation, stands at the lookoff at Cape Clear, the crown jewel in the Highlands of Unama’ki, Cape Breton, against the backdrop of the ...

The Jewish Theatre Ensemble’s annual production “Song Cycle” took center stage this weekend for an hour of performance. A song cycle is a group of individually complete songs that are performed in a ...

The empty chair at centre is where Premier Tim Houston usually sits in the legislative chamber. He was absent Wednesday as he travelled to Ottawa to meet with federal Energy Minister Tim Hodgson and ...

Premier Tim Houston is out of the province while his government faces scrutiny over a controversial bill that critics say criminalizes peaceful assembly and ignores the rights of the Mi'kmaq. "It ...

Here Mi Song wins the 2024 Jeff Hall Memorial Stakes at Ellis Park Coady Media/Renee Torbit Here Mi Song wins the 2024 Jeff Hall Memorial Stakes at Ellis Park Coady Media/Renee Torbit Here Mi Song ...

CC0 Usage Conditions ApplyClick for more information. The Sons of Membertou bookended the 2024 Smithsonian Folklife Festival’s Indigenous Voices of the Americas program, with performances in the ...

As Nova Scotians prepare to observe the National Day of Truth and Reconciliation, it’s important to honor the traditions and cultural practices of Indigenous communities. Among the most powerful ...

In the heart of Nova Scotia, an organization stands at the center of one of the most important conversations in Canadian history – the protection, recognition, and implementation of Mi’kmaw Rights.