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A new GyaaG̲ang (totem pole) is raised in Haida ceremony, celebrating a ‘small act of reconciliation’
Carving by Haida artist Ḵuuya Micheal Moody depicts ‘WaasG̲uu the Sea Wolf carrying a deep-sea frog — a symbol of luck, wealth and prosperity
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Introducing our 2026 ReFocus photojournalism fellows
The nine participants will gather in Mi’kma’ki next week to hone their skills and learn from experienced Indigenous storytellers
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syilx leader calls drought forecast ‘worrisome for the months to come’
Snow-pack levels this month are well below normal in the Okanagan Valley, impacting fish, reservoirs, and wildfire conditions
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Legacy of smǝlqmíx Elder cewel’na Leon Louis honoured at syilx water gathering
The work of the ONA forum — held earlier this spring — was dedicated to the leader ‘to honour him and his life’s journey’ as an advocate for the land, water and tmixʷ (all living things)
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In photos: Winnipeg marks Red Dress Day with community support and calls for justice
Annual day to honour and remember MMIWG2S+ draws hundreds of people at two Winnipeg events
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IndigiNews is now a registered charity!
Our new status means we can issue official donation receipts to our Firekeepers
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Winnipeg exhibition traces the revival of Red River Métis beadwork
‘Beading Métis Resurgence’ brings together renowned Manitoba artist Jennine Krauchi and four emerging makers
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