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Episode 113: How Did Morley Googoo Remain Regional Chief?
Episode 113: How Did Morley Googoo Remain Regional Chief?
Cheryl Maloney's allegations of harassment led to the suspension of the Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief Morley ... Read more
10 Sep 2019
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21mins
Ranked #2
Episode 123: MFNAN Closes the Door on a Difficult Year
Episode 123: MFNAN Closes the Door on a Difficult Year
As the Mi'kmaq First Nations Assembly of Newfoundland gathers for its annual meeting, members will be lamenting the Abbo... Read more
17 Dec 2019
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18mins
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Episode 124: Unlocking the Beothuk-Mi'kmaq Mystery
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Episode 116: Toward a More Transparent Search for New Regional Chief
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Episode 114: Mi'kmaq Burials
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6 Oct 2019
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Episode 112: Nalcor Energy's Blueberry Blunder
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Episode 121: The Charges Against Joel Denny
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Episode 132: Alarm Over Moderate Livelihood Fishery Talks
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With little involvement from Mi'kmaq fishers, the Assembly of Nova Scotia Chiefs appear on the verge of signing a deal t... Read more
17 Mar 2020
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Episode 117: What the Salmon Die-Off Means for Provincial Politics
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Sea-based aquaculture or no jobs? Government media management offers the public few alternatives to risky ventures. But ... Read more
29 Oct 2019
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Episode 63: Injunction Application Aims To Stop Enrolment Process
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On June 18, Keith Morgan, lawyer for Friends of Qalipu , will ask the Supreme Court of Newfoundland to temporarily stop ... Read more
11 Jun 2018
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Episode 126: Delay of Moderate Livelihood Means Mi'kmaq Suffer
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Seki Bernard Sr. of Eskasoni is the latest fisherman to have his boat sabotaged in the power vacuum created by the Depar... Read more
21 Jan 2020
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Episode 115: Die-Off Disaster
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Episode 64: Province Looks to Qalipu for Economic Rescue
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John Davis, general manager of Qalipu Development Corporation, says a First Nation can leverage federal funds unavailabl... Read more
25 Jun 2018
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Episode 127: 250 Years Since James Cook
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After developing his navigational skills on the West Coast of "Newfoundland," James Cook arrived on the east coast of Au... Read more
28 Jan 2020
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Episode 129: Mi'kmaq's Hereditary System and Support for Wet'suwe'ten
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Gary Metallic Sr., a member of the Listuguj First Nation band council and the hereditary tribal council, talks about the... Read more
25 Feb 2020
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Episode 131: Ball's Liberals' Conservation Record
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The Newfoundland Liberals under Dwight Ball are among the worst of any provincial administration in terms of environment... Read more
10 Mar 2020
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Episode 118: Chief Mi'sel Joe's Aquaculture Concerns
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5 Nov 2019
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Episode 138: A Personal Journey Toward Mi'kmaw Fluency
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Dean Simon left Flat Bay and crossed the water to live in Eskasoni so he could hear Mi'kmaw whenever he walks down the r... Read more
19 May 2020
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21mins
Ranked #20
Episode 136: Genetic Link Between Beothuk and Living Persons
Episode 136: Genetic Link Between Beothuk and Living Persons
In a study published in journal Genome, Steven Carr, a biologist at Memorial University of Newfoundland, finds genetic c... Read more
5 May 2020
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23mins
