Mi'kmaq paramedic involved with humanitarian work and; saying farewell to University of New Brunswick's elder-in-residence.
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Posts Tagged ‘ New Brunswick ’
Atlantic Roundup: Feb. 15, 2012
Atlantic Roundup: Feb. 10, 2012
Protesters demand search and rescue improvements in Labrador, prompts public meeting with MP; Millbrook to construct 3 wind turbines; Aboriginal population growing in N.B. and: Maliseet Band in Houlton, M.E. open new housing unit.
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Atlantic Roundup: Feb. 6, 2012
P.E.I. resident among recipients of Diamond Jubilee medal; On-reserve pet population in P.E.I. targeted; Funding boost for Paqtnkek, N.S.; STU student runs for seat in Kingsclear band election in N.B.
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Atlantic Roundup: Jan. 31, 2012
Mi'kmaq flag at Moncton city hall; Maliseet state legislator tackles new role in Maine.
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Atlantic Roundup: Jan. 26, 2012
Pictou Landing band members reject deal to delay Boat Harbour lawsuit; Wagmatcook band councillor pleads guilty to several criminal charges; Two Aboriginal women heading to Chile to work with Indigenous groups; Passamquoddy Tribe in Maine plans wind farm and; Two Atlantic Canada chiefs want Canadians to work with First Nations.
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Atlantic Roundup: Jan. 25, 2012
Pictou Landing band members reject deal to delay Boat Harbour lawsuit; Wagmatcook band councillor pleads guilty to several criminal charges; Two Aboriginal women heading to Chile to work with Indigenous groups and; Passamquoddy Tribe in Maine plans wind farm.
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Top 5 aboriginal news stories in Atlantic Canada to watch in 2010
1. Report on the state of child welfare services in New Brunswick’s aboriginal communities. Last fall, New Brunswick’s Child and Youth Advocate Bernard Richard visited ten First Nation communities in the province to discuss and examine the current state of child welfare services. The review was ordered following the 2008 suicide of a 13-year-old...
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