The chief of Pictou Landing First Nation in northern Nova Scotia says she can no longer stay silent about the racism she's faced after receiving a threatening letter last week that police are now investigating. The letter addressed to Chief Andrea Paul was sent to her office on July 10. "It doesn't stop," Paul told CBC's Information Morning on Monday. Pictou Landing First Nation fought for years to have the Boat Harbour treatment facility at Northern Pulp's mill in Abercrombie shut down. Paul said she's tried to ignore the online hatred directed toward her, and other members of the Pictou Landing First Nation, throughout the saga with Northern Pulp.

Source: CBC News July 14, 2020 15:33 UTC