N.B.’s Ongoing Battle With Wolastoqey Nation Is Not Reconciliation in Action

Authors

Ian Peach, Executive Director of the New Brunswick Aboriginal Peoples Council and Director of Research and Projects, Wolastoqey Language and Culture Centre
Naiomi Metallic, Assistant Professor and Chancellor’s Chair in Aboriginal Law and Policy at the Schulich School of Law at Dalhousie UniversityFollow

Document Type

News Article

Publication Date

2022

Keywords

Canadian Politics, Constitution, New Brunswick, Land Acknowledgement, Indigenous People of New Brunswick

Abstract

The Wolastoqey are seeking land title for the Saint John River. The province has responded with fearmongering. It is time for calmer voices to emerge.

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Recommended Citation

Ian Peach & Naiomi Metallic, "N.B.’s Ongoing Battle With Wolastoqey Nation Is Not Reconciliation in Action", Policy Options (20 January 2022), online: < policyoptions.irpp.org > [perma.cc/7TRU-TK3B].