Natural gas for Europe can’t come at a cost to Indigenous Rights and safety in Nova Scotia
Germany’s interest in an East Coast LNG export project prompts Mi’kmaq grandmother and water protector...
Canada’s zoo animals are getting vaccinated against COVID-19
Zoo animals in Canada are getting vaccinated for SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19. On...
Coal provinces ‘co-ordinated’ fight against federal water pollution rules
Internal government documents show Alberta, B.C., Saskatchewan and Nova Scotia worked in opposition to proposed...
Freeing Nova Scotia’s oysters from a parasite’s hold
Armed with Traditional Knowledge and modern science, a small team hunts for the sweet spot...
Sipekne’katik to request UN peacekeepers in anticipation of Nova Scotia lobster fishing conflicts
Following violent clashes last summer over Indigenous communities’ historic rights to fish, Chief Mike Sack...
Federal budget gives farmers leg up in reducing carbon pollution
Ottawa pegs $270 million for ‘agricultural climate solutions’ to help farmers protect wetlands and adopt...
How an Indigenous fishery is charting a new path forward amid Nova Scotia’s lobster wars
While protest, racism and violence have dominated the headlines surrounding the launch of Mi’kmaq lobster...
Mi’kmaw lobster fishery conflict reveals confusion over who makes the rules
The focus on the lobster livelihood fishery and finding a dollar definition for 'moderate' misses...
Nova Scotia lobster dispute: no, the Mi’kmaw fishery isn’t a threat to conservation
Claims by commercial harvesters that Indigenous fisheries are decimating stocks are unfounded
