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Efforts to save Wolastoqey language to get a boost from new language platform - Vimarsana News

Efforts to save Wolastoqey language to get a boost from new language platform

A new online program called Wiciw — meaning "together with" — is being designed to help keep the Wolastoqey language from disappearing.

Source: cbc.ca
First Nations chiefs blast Higgs over report he is prepared to frack without their consent - Vimarsana News

First Nations chiefs blast Higgs over report he is prepared to frack without their consent

Mi'kmaw and Wolastoqey communities in New Brunswick are slamming comments reportably made by Premier Blaine Higgs that he's prepared to go ahead with fracking without their approval.

Source: cbc.ca
First Nations not in contempt of court in ongoing elver lawsuit, judge rules - Vimarsana News

First Nations not in contempt of court in ongoing elver lawsuit, judge rules

A judge has thrown out a contempt-of-court accusation against several New Brunswick First Nations and their chiefs, related to an ongoing elver fishing legal dispute.

Source: cbc.ca
Higgs's revival of fracking ideas attacked by opposition, Indigenous leaders - Vimarsana News

Higgs's revival of fracking ideas attacked by opposition, Indigenous leaders

Opposition leaders say it's unlikely that government had any meaningful consultations with Indigenous groups before announcing in Tuesday's throne speech that it would put shale gas development back on the table. 

Source: cbc.ca
Photographer Mason Paul hopes to teach people about the impact of MMIWG through his work - Vimarsana News

Photographer Mason Paul hopes to teach people about the impact of MMIWG through his work

Mason Paul is the curator and one of the artists for Strength and Sadness, an exhibit at Sitansisk First Nation. Paul has three photo series on display, which he has worked on over the past year.

Source: cbc.ca