Mi'kmaq Matters

As the only confirmed candidate so far in the Qalipu elections, Young promises more transparency as he defends supporter who says the Qalipu is an "illegitimate" band.

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Our guests this week—Kelly Ann Butler, chair of the committee that organizes the Bay St. George Powwow in Flat Bay, and Charlene Combdon of the Exploits Mawi'omi—talk about three major events planned this summer, and another that's in the works.

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The Qalipu Chief and Council elections will take place this October, but who will be eligible to vote? Not everyone, according to Qalipu band manager Keith Goulding. Though 4,000-plus recently added members will be able to submit their ballot in this year's election, 10,512 who are losing their status will not.

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Live from Bay of Islands Radio: After her partial win in federal court this week, Jaimie Lickers discusses the implications of the court's decision and next steps for Qalipu applicants.

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Miawpukek chief Mi'sel Joe discusses issues he wants to raise with other Atlantic chiefs later this month. Plus, an update on last week's somewhat bizarre story about allegedly leaked documents pertaining to the indemnity agreement between the FNI/Qalipu and the Canadian government. Note: We would like to apologize for the low sound quality of Glenn's interview with Chief Mi'sel Joe and thank you, the listener, for your continued support.

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Fred Caron, the ministerial special representative, is determined to proceed with the founding members' list, even in face of litigation. This may mean multiple lists—but which one will govern the upcoming Qalipu band vote?

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Mayor Jim Parsons says Corner Brook is a conservative place, and acceptance of its Mi'kmaq history will come with time.

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According to the ministerial special representative, Fred Caron, the three cases before the courts are not affecting timelines for finalization of Founders List.

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Mayor Tom Rose needs band support for his economic agenda, and the band could use another friend in Bay St. George.

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This week, listen to our live broadcast on Bay of Islands Radio. We speak to Qalipu band manager Keith Goulding about urban reserves. He expects the project to be a reality in three to five years.

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