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In Fort Anne, Mi’kmaq people mark 300 years of treaty — and broken promises
Three centuries after their ancestors signed a treaty with the British Crown, Indigenous people returned to the same grounds, finding joy, grief, pride, and an urgent question: when does a promise finally get kept?
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syilx leaders, allies envision watershed stewardship for the next 250 years
From drought planning to salmon restoration, syilx leaders say water management must be guided by long-term ecological relationships, not short-term political cycles
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A river robbed of sediment: Columbia River dredging harms Indigenous and aquatic communities
Over a century, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has transformed the estuary and stripped the river — which spans the ‘Canada-U.S.’ border — of vital materials
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New Tŝilhqot’in Radio app brings community voices to listeners everywhere
From Youth-hosted podcasts to Elders sharing stories in their own language, the initiative is helping strengthen connections across generations and beyond community boundaries
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‘Dodging their responsibilities’: syilx-led watershed protection effort lacking key cities’ support
Kelowna and West Kelowna remain outside a collaborative governance agreement signed by nearly every other government across the Okanagan and Similkameen watersheds
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Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Nation opens first tower in ‘Vancouver’ village site, Sen̓áḵw
In one of North America’s most expensive cities, the nation has created a sustainable development project set to provide 6,000 homes once completed
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In photos: On the trail of this year’s 580-km Nunavut Quest dogsled race
The annual journey across the High Arctic is not just a competition. It’s also a way of honouring and renewing tradition
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