First Nations student from across the province travelled to Fredericton to celebrate the First Nations We Day, an initiative aimed at inspiring pride in Indigenous culture. Katie… Read more “First Nations We Day first for N.B. brings 700 Indigenous youth”
Category: Journalism
Caribou Legs running through N.B. to talk domestic violence
Caribou Legs, an ultra marathon runner who is racing across the country to raise awareness about missing and murdered Indigenous women, is slowing down to bring his message to New Brunswick… Read more “Caribou Legs running through N.B. to talk domestic violence”
Family First Human Services employees say they’re owed last cheques
Former employees of Family First Human Services in Fredericton say they haven’t received their final cheque after the private child and youth care service closed in late August. Mandy Arsenault, Sheena… Read more “Family First Human Services employees say they’re owed last cheques”
Romeo Saganash pitches bill to enshrine UN declaration into law
An NDP member of Parliament is in New Brunswick this week to promote his bill that would enshrine the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous… Read more “Romeo Saganash pitches bill to enshrine UN declaration into law”
Boxer turned band councillor wants to help Elsipogtog youth
A professional boxer turned band councillor is injecting new blood in the fight to save youth on the Elsipogtog First Nation in New Brunswick. Before Nathan Millier… Read more “Boxer turned band councillor wants to help Elsipogtog youth”
Team of Cuban baseball players visits Nova Scotia as part of Maritime tour
Twelve baseball players are currently on their first trip to Canada. ” I love being here in Canada,” said one of the Cuban players. The Cuban players visited… Read more “Team of Cuban baseball players visits Nova Scotia as part of Maritime tour”
