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Wolastoqey chiefs demand police enforce banishment orders following woman's homicide - Vimarsana News

Wolastoqey chiefs demand police enforce banishment orders following woman's homicide

Chiefs with the Wolastoqey Nation in New Brunswick are demanding the federal and provincial governments do more to enforce banishment orders against unwanted people in their communities, such as the man who's accused of murdering Oromocto First Nation member Sheri Lynn Sabattis.

Source: cbc.ca
Family mourns Wolastoqey woman who was victim of homicide in Oromocto First Nation - Vimarsana News

Family mourns Wolastoqey woman who was victim of homicide in Oromocto First Nation

Family of Sheri Lynn Sabattis are remembering her for being a strong, caring person who displayed resilience, even after dealing with the unexpected loss of her daughter seven years ago.

Source: cbc.ca
Burton, N.B. man charged in homicide - Vimarsana News

Burton, N.B. man charged in homicide

A man from Burton has been charged in a homicide on Oromocto First Nation. A 54-year-old woman was the victim,...

Source: thewave.ca
Burton, N.B. man charged in homicide - Vimarsana News

Burton, N.B. man charged in homicide

A man from Burton has been charged in a homicide on Oromocto First Nation. A 54-year-old woman was the victim,...

An East Coast fight over fracking 'could get ugly,' First Nations warn | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis - Vimarsana News

An East Coast fight over fracking 'could get ugly,' First Nations warn | Canada's National Observer: News & Analysis

Premier Blaine Higgs told business publication allNewBrunswick: “There comes a time when you just gotta find a way to move on" if First Nations won't buy into his plans to frack shale gas.