2024, March
- DFO’s Systemic Racism Results in Inhumane Actions
- Assembly Provides Strong Message to Minister on Elver Fishery Closure
- Mi’kmaq Extremely Dissatisfied with Minister’s Lack of Formal Consultation and Accountability in Elver Fishery Decision
- The Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs Respond to Supreme Court Decision on Bill C-92
- Assembly Questions Emergency Order for Avon Causeway
- Assembly offers condolences to the family and friends of Daniel Paul
- Assembly Calls for Avon River Ministerial Order to be Reinstated
- Violence and DFO Mis-Management in the Nova Scotia Elver Fishery
- Mi’kmaq Forestry Initiative shapes future of Nova Scotia forestry sector
- Fishing boat seized by DFO last month still not returned
- Fisheries Act Case Discontinued
- Assembly Offers Condolences to the Family of Chief Brian Toney
- Assembly Launches Netawey Mobile App for Mi’kmaw Youth and Families
- Mi’kmaw Chiefs Support Wolastoqey Nation’s Calls for Justice Improvements
- We’koqma’q First Nation to Begin Livelihood Fishery
- Pictou Landing First Nation Livelihood Fishery Set to Begin
- Potlotek’s Livelihood Harvesters to Mark Third Season
- Assembly Elects New Co-Chair and Appoints New Leads
- Livelihood Traps Returned to Pictou Landing First Nation
- Assembly Assess Future of Owl’s Head Provincial Park
- Point of Sale Tax Exemption
- Mi’kmaw Language Will See Official Recognition in Nova Scotia Through Legislation
- Kespukwitk Communities’ Livelihood Harvest Moves Forward
- National, Regional and Mi’kmaw Chiefs Met Today to Discuss Livelihood Fisheries
- Assembly Supports Pictou Landing Netukulimk Harvesters
- Assembly’s Concerns on Avon River Continue to Grow
- Assembly Recognize Landyn Toney for his Remarkable Efforts
- Assembly Demands Work Be Stopped in Pleasantfield
- Chiefs Share Community Concerns About Safety of Work Camps
- Potlotek and DFO Find a Cooperative Way Forward
- Livelihood Traps Returned in Cape Breton
- Communities Working to Revive Ancient Mi’kmaw Customs
- Canada Continues to Fail their Legal Responsibilities
- DFO Relying on Third-Party Information to Make Decisions
- Assembly Announces Retirement of Lead Negotiator
- Assembly of Nova Scotia Mi’kmaw Chiefs Respond to DFO Announcement
- Letters to Retailers RE: Tax Exemption
- Assembly is Disturbed by Incident Near Pictou Landing
- Assembly Congratulates Mi’kmaw Native Friendship Centre on Funding for Urban Housing
- DFO Planning Action to Seize Traps
- Assembly Responds to Recent Community Announcements
- Canada Continues to Fail the Mi’kmaq of Nova Scotia in a time of Great Adversity
- Over 200 Mi’kmaq Livelihood Harvesters’ Traps Seized
- Misleading Information from Chief Mike Sack
- Assembly Provides Strong Messages to Ministers
- Nova Scotia Chiefs Call for Action on Fishing Conflicts in Southwest Nova
- Mi’kmaq Pursue Strategies on Indigenous Protected and Conserved Areas
- Potlotek’s Exercise of Self Governance
- Mi’kmaw Chiefs Reduce State of Emergency to a State of Readiness
- Chief Googoo Addresses Licenced Provincial Moose Hunt
- Mi’kmaw Chiefs Extend the State of Emergency
- Chiefs Meet with Minister Jordan and Minister Bennett
- The Right to a Moderate Livelihood – 21 Years & Counting
- Chiefs Working with Communities on Moderate Livelihood
- Nova Scotia and Newfoundland Chiefs elect new Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief
- Chiefs Ask for Community Support During COVID-19 Pandemic
- Chiefs Support NS’ Declaration of a State of Emergency
- Chiefs Respond to New Federal Law Respecting First Nations Children, Youth & Families
- Chiefs Frustrated with NS Decisions for Cannabis Industry
- Assembly Expresses Concerns with Potential Effects of BP Spill
- New License Plate Promotes Nova Scotia’s Mi’kmaw Heritage