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‘We want our home back’: Mi’kmaq land protectors
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‘We want our home back’: Mi’kmaq land protectors
A Mi’kmaq group in so-called Nova Scotia are fighting for their treaty rights. At a recent environmental gathering in Tatamagouche, Alexina Doucette, a cousin of Donald Marshall Jr., addressed the people present to discuss their engagement. Hunters Mountain is located west of Baddeck, on Unama’ki (Cape Breton Island). Doucette was part of the first group […]
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