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[ May 15, 2019 ] Defining a Moderate Livelihood: Part 2 Maritimes
[ May 13, 2019 ] Defining a ‘Moderate Livelihood’: Part 1 Maritimes
[ May 9, 2019 ] DFO in talks with Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw fishermen to settle lawsuit says lawyer News
[ April 18, 2019 ] Mi’kmaw water protectors to cite Aboriginal title as defence against Alton Gas injunction News
[ April 11, 2019 ] Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw water protectors arrested at Alton Gas site for violating court injunction News
[ March 26, 2019 ] Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw fishermen sue DFO for racial profiling, infringing on treaty rights News
[ March 22, 2019 ] Mi’kmaw water protectors remain at Alton site entrance, hold ceremony News
[ March 19, 2019 ] Nova Scotia judge grants temporary injunction against Mi’kmaw water protector, supporters News
[ March 13, 2019 ] Mi’kmaw man’s lawyer wants court injunction by Alton Gas dismissed News
[ November 9, 2018 ] ANSMC lawyer says stay of fishery charges shouldn’t affect negotiations with DFO News

May 20, 2019

DFO in talks with Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw fishermen to settle lawsuit says lawyer

May 9, 2019 Maureen Googoo

Four Mi’kmaw fishermen from Nova Scotia are in negotiations with the Department of Fisheries and Oceans to settle a lawsuit they launched against the department in February. The lawyer for Mark Howe, Jeremy Syliboy, Alex […]

“Do not accept any food fishery tags,” Sipekne’katik fisherman advises following court case

October 18, 2018 Maureen Googoo

A Nova Scotia band councillor who is also a Mi’kmaw fisherman is advising his fellow lobster fishers not to use food fishery tags issued by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans if they want to […]