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Was the fix in for Mi'kmaq Warriors at Elsipogtog?

Signs point to some having prior knowledge October 17th was 'take down' day

Anti-Fracking Protest in Nova Scotia Draws Hundreds, Shuts Down Highway

Protesters want province to halt gas exploration at Nova Scotia's largest lake

Mi'kmaq to Obstruct Traffic to Fight Oil and Gas Exploration at Lake Ainslie

First Nations call for a complete halt to drilling in Cape Breton

What Happens in Newfoundland and Labrador, Stays in Newfoundland and Labrador

Province passes amendment that limits access to information and protects the privacy of its goverment

Rebuilding the Wabanaki Confederacy

Non-Indigenous participate in Confederacy Gathering for first time in centuries

The Ground Beneath Our Feet

Despite missing grave markers, lack of map, Dartmouth cemetery is not for the dogs

Halifax Rallies for Cultural Connections for Aboriginal Youth

Campaign to reverse cuts to Mi'kmaq Native Friendship Centre's Kitpu Youth Program ramps up

Who Pays When Your Well is Sucked Dry and Your Home is Contaminated?

Supreme Court denies Port Colborne class action victory, squashes hopes for communities affected by industry across Canada for compensation in the courts

Food For Thought

Jeremy’s Case, Jordan’s Principle

Historic court case in Halifax identifies gap in health services for First Nations children

Sloughs of Despond

Fracking wastewater ponds languish in Hants County

Poem to Raymond Taavel

For Raymond, and for all of the Raymonds, which is to say: for everyone

Sustainable

No Abortion Services on Prince Edward Island

Island women fight for access in their own province

The Greenwashing of Sustainable Seafood

The environmental community rejects the sustainable certification of Nova Scotia longline caught swordfish

The Case for Permanent Free Public Transit

Closed to the Community but Open for Business

Botched Sale of St. Pat's-Alexandra School a Provincial Trend

Island Hopping With Emera

Barbados is the latest Caribbean island to feel the Emera squeeze

Early Life's Long Reach Forward

Can a parenting co-op in Cape Breton save the economy?

Stern Warning

Nova Scotia environmentalists say government must revise lease of public lands to private corporations

Lighter Wallet? Low Wages, Not High Taxes, To Blame

Analysts say "bracket creep" much less of a concern than stagnant wages

Homeless in Halifax

A first person account

It Takes a Village to Raise a Vegetable

Food consciousness coalesces at ACORN conference

Outsourcing Community

Divisions of class and labour on King’s College University campus

Camp Dismantled, But Occupy Nova Scotia Continues

Occupons Edmundston

Edmundston workers, pensioners and students have many reasons to occupy

Residential School Survivors Share Their Stories

Truth and Reconciliation Commission hears testimonials at Eskasoni

Environment Canada Terminates Funding to Environmental Networks

Biggest loser is government, say environmentalists

It's a Matter of Jordan's Principle

Canada's health care system leaves Native child behind