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[ September 14, 2017 ] Nova Scotia Tripartite Forum holds symposium on implementing TRC calls to action News
[ September 7, 2017 ] Indigenous support workers hired to help families involved with inquiry into missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls #MMIWG
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[ August 21, 2017 ] Archeologist researching French/Mi’kmaw trade in 1600s at Fort St. Louis News
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[ August 11, 2017 ] Peace and Friendship celebration between Mi’kmaq, Acadians at Grand Pré News
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[ July 23, 2017 ] Photo Essay: Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance leads 30th Annual Halifax Pride Parade News
[ July 20, 2017 ] Mi’kmaw-Indigenous float to lead Halifax Pride parade News
[ July 16, 2017 ] Crowd cheers as Cornwallis statue “symbolically” removed during rally in Halifax News

September 26, 2017

Photo Essay: Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance leads 30th Annual Halifax Pride Parade

July 23, 2017 Maureen Googoo

For the first time, an Indigenous-themed float led the 30th annual Halifax Pride Parade on July 22.The float was submitted by the Wabanaki Two-Spirit Alliance, an organization that represents Indigenous LGBTQ and Two-Spirits in Atlantic […]

Photo Essay: Old photos of Mi’kmaq appear on Moncton property on Canada Day

July 2, 2017 Maureen Googoo

Residents in Moncton, N.B. woke up on Canada Day to find several posters of old photographs of Mi’kmaw people glued to city property. Patty Musgrave, who lives and works in Moncton, says she noticed the […]

Photo Essay: 2010 Re-enactment of Grand Chief Membertou’s baptism

June 24, 2017 Maureen Googoo

On June 24, 1610, Grand Chief Membertou and 21 members of his immediate family were baptized into the Catholic religion at Port Royal, N.S. The event is important to the Mi’kmaq because it marked an […]