DNR says deer harvest reporting remains mandatory for the upcoming season. What changes are coming for Michigan hunters.

At 21 years old, Blake Christmas has already been hunting moose for a decade throughout Cape Breton, sharing the meat with Mi'kmaq elders, single parents and families on social assistance. The ...

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Nova Scotia and the Mi'kmaq have temporarily suspended any moose hunting on Cape Breton due to a significant drop in the moose population. A news release from the Department of Natural Resources ...

Conservation officials are doing extra patrols in Cape Breton in a bid to ferret out moose poachers — a request that came from Mi'kmaq looking to crack down on illegal hunting.

Decades-long dispute between Mi'kmaq community and commercial lobstermen escalates The waters of Nova Scotia, Canada, hold one of the world's most lucrative lobster fisheries. A conflict over how ...

And later, the Marshall ruling of 1999 upheld treaties from 1760 and 1761 that said Mi’kmaq can earn a moderate living from hunting and fishing.

The Epekwitnewaq Mi'kmaq and Parks Canada have been working collaboratively for many years, and this agreement formalizes this relationship through a shared governance structure that will provide ...

The Mi’kmaq experiences provide insights regarding the challenges and requirements for achieving respect for traditional practices as key to affirming the rights of indigenous ... Wabanaki “family ...

The Nova Scotia Mi’kmaq have a legal right to fish and sell that fish to earn a moderate livelihood. This is a treaty right recognized by the Supreme Court of Canada and enshrined in Section 35 ...

At 21 years old, Blake Christmas has already been hunting moose for a decade throughout Cape Breton, sharing the meat with Mi'kmaq elders, single parents and families on social assistance.