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News and Reflections: "Decolonizing the International Border: Case Comment on Desautel" -- May 9, 2019

5/9/2019

"Decolonizing the International Border: Case Comment on Desautel" ... by Kate Gunn, First Peoples Law (https://firstpeopleslaw.com) (May 7, 2019)

"Last week, the British Columbia Court of Appeal released its long-awaited decision in R. v. Desautel, 2019 BCCA 151. The Court of Appeal upheld the decisions of the lower courts that Richard Desautel, a citizen of the
United States, has an Aboriginal right to hunt in the Arrow Lakes region of British Columbia which is protected by section 35 of the Constitution Act, 1982." (Courtesy, First People's Law)

News and Reflections: "Maritimers urged to do nightly tick checks" -- May 9, 2019

5/9/2019

"Maritimers urged to do nightly tick checks" ... by Katie Tower, The Vanguard (May 7, 2019)

AAMS at Work in the Community: Port-Royal National Historic Site 2018 -- May 8, 2019

5/8/2019

AAMS at the Port-Royal National Historic Site
August 19, 2018

Robert McEwan, Bear River Mik'maq First Nations, standing at the big drum, ready to sing the gathering song. Seated at the big drum are Wayne Melanson and Danny Blinn, both Habitation Port Royal employees.

From left to right; Hélène Deveau, Ramona Blinn, Paul Tufts, Michael Deveau (AAMS Treasurer), Donna Comeau (former AAMS director), Jacklyn d'Entremont, Wayne Melanson.

AAMS Treasurer, Michael Deveau with long standing AAMS member Chesley d'Entremont.

The Honor Song. Among those featured are Wayne Melanson and Danny Blinn, Habitation employees, and Robert McEwan, Bear River Mik'maq First Nations.

Paul Tufts, AAMS past President at the display table.

On the left, Paul Tufts, AAMS Past President looking on as Wayne Melanson, (Interpretation Officer / Coordinator, Port-Royal National Historic Site Parks Canada / Government of Canada) introduces AAMS to park visitors.

The purification smudge performed prior to the AAMS ceremony.

Port-Royal National Historic Site visitors try their hand at the big drum.

AAMS President, Joseph Jacquard teaching drumming to children. Port-Royal fort in the background.

News and Reflections: "Chief Poundmaker, wrongly convicted of treason-felony in 1885, to be exonerated by Trudeau" -- May 8, 2019

5/8/2019

"Chief Poundmaker, wrongly convicted of treason-felony in 1885, to be exonerated by Trudeau" ... by Olivia Stefanovich, CBC News (May 07, 2019)

News and Reflections: "CBC Music Vault: Buffy on growing up in 'Javex City, USA'" -- May 8, 2019

5/8/2019

CBC Music Vault: Buffy on growing up in 'Javex City, USA.' CBC Indigenous

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News and Reflections: "Maritimers urged to do nightly tick checks" -- May 9, 2019

AAMS at Work in the Community: Port-Royal National Historic Site 2018 -- May 8, 2019

News and Reflections: "Chief Poundmaker, wrongly convicted of treason-felony in 1885, to be exonerated by Trudeau" -- May 8, 2019

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