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Community leader, environment groups recognized for reconciliation efforts on P.E.I.
E.I. organizations and a local community leader were honoured Tuesday at the fifth annual Reconciliation Recognition Awards ...
Sipekne'katik First Nation fishers say treaty elver fishery is 'a peaceful thing'
While the 2025 commercial elver season is underway in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick, Mi'kmaw fishers from Sipekne'katik First ...
Press Herald, Report for America announce hire of journalist to cover Indigenous communities
Reuben M. Schafir, a Bowdoin College graduate and former Press Herald intern, will be returning to the newsroom in July to ...
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Letters to the Editor: March/April 2025
Family histories, fantasies, and a bad fit ...
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Significant discovery of Atlantic sturgeon in Sonoral, Find prompts scientific attention, supports species study
Sonora resident Shawn Morgan made a very unexpected and significant discovery while taking his routine stroll, finding a deceased Atlantic sturgeon wedged in a channel that feeds into ...
Mi’kmaw fishers exercise treaty rights in self-governed fishery
A group of Mi’kmaw elver fishers from Sipekne’katik First Nation in Nova Scotia are fishing under their community’s fisheries plans.
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More ‘good fire’ in Michigan restores Indigenous land practices
Fire was a historically frequent and recurring element of the Michigan landscape before the era of fire suppression that followed European colonization. Native people burned habitats for a variety of ...
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"Reconciliation is not dead," TRC commissioner tells Cape Breton audience
For six-and-a-half years, as a Truth and Reconciliation Commissioner (TRC), Marie Wilson and her two counterparts, Murray ...