N.S. News: Glooscap First Nation, province partner to bring renewable energy to community
Glooscap First Nation is partnering with the Nova Scotia government to bring clean, renewable energy to the community.
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Glooscap First Nation is partnering with the Nova Scotia government to bring clean, renewable energy to the community.
For years, members of Glooscap First Nation identified clean energy as one of the community’s top priorities; this summer, the community is taking a major...
Fishing industry groups claim the "interim authorization" approved this year by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans contains a change that allows lobster traps designated for use under an agreement to provide a moderate livelihood for First Nations, to be fished by non-Indigenous harvesters.
For the third consecutive year, four Indigenous groups in southwestern Nova Scotia will exercise their treaty right to fish for a moderate living when Canada's most lucrative lobster fishery opens next week.
4 First Nations will get more lobster traps to fish for a moderate livelihood. An interim authorization has be...