Women in Business NB Presents: Indigenous Pop-Up Shop
Indigenous artisans from across New Brunswick were featured in a Pop-Up Shop at the Fredericton Inn. This was the first
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First National Day of Truth and Reconciliation at St. Thomas
In May of 2021, just 5 months ago, the remains of 215 Indigenous children were found in Kamloops, British Columbia.
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Rising TikTok Star Sheds Light on Two Spirit Identity
Maisyn Semigak is another ordinary St. Thomas University student, but on TikTok, Semigak is famous. Since they posted their first
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Nursing Student Voices Concern Over the Government’s Action on COVID-19
Chloe Breau, a third-year nursing student at UNB Fredericton, says that working as a bartender while attending school full-time has
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Demonstrators “stand shoulder to shoulder” with indigenous fishers
On October 22nd, over 100 people gathered outside the Legislature in Fredericton to support the Mi’kmaq lobster fishers in Nova
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Wet’suwet’en solidarity protest blocks roads at STU
Student protestors at St. Thomas University took a stand against the Coastal GasLink project by blockading the road during a
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Basket making workshop, a step towards the future
The Wabanaki Student Centre was packed with students from St. Thomas University who registered for a basket making workshop. Leanne
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5th Annual UNB Powwow: Year of Indigenous Language
The University of New Brunswick held its fifth annual “Powwow” on April 5 at the Currie Center. There were lots
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Protesters walk with Wet’suwet’en
Protesters gathered in downtown Fredericton to rally against the pipelines being built in Northern British Columbia. The overall goal of
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Learning To Bring Unity
Reconciliation is still being worked towards. This includes talks, discussions, presentations, and gatherings. The Wabanaki people held a unity gathering
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Students Tackling the Indigenous Water Crisis
A small group of students at the University of New Brunswick are taking on the task of providing Indigenous communities
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Demonstrators stand through frigid temperatures to honour murdered indigenous man
Protestors stood through freezing temperatures at city hall on Monday to show solidarity and support for Colten Boushie, a 22
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Elders gather to tell stories, pass on traditions
The lighting of a ceremonial fire outside of St. Thomas University residence Rigby Hall, kicked off the Wabanaki Midwinter Celebration
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