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AI is a double-edged sword for Indigenous stewardship, say UN experts
While AI helps monitor deforestation and illegal mining, data centers powering the technology are claiming water, energy, and minerals from Indigenous lands
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We’re featuring Indigenous water stories
IndigiNews is launching a series of stories around protecting oceans, lakes, rivers and more
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Boutique adds Indigenous representation to kiʔlawnaʔ’s downtown
Lisa Luscombe opened Fireweeds Boutique in the fall of 2022 — and the business is the culmination of a longtime passion
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Expanse of deep ocean off ‘Vancouver Island’ set to become protected area
First Nations and federal government sign MOU to co-manage proposed MPA in 133,019-square-km section of the Pacific
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Healing through story: sqilx’w author unveils harrowing-but-hopeful memoir
Jenelle Brewer’s book ‘RELEASING JEZEBEL: Embracing the Lioness Within’ will be released on April 1 — she hopes sharing her truth will make others feel less alone
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Newly-formed coalition wants to save dwindling wild Pacific salmon stocks
The Save our Salmon Coalition says it hopes to be a united front in advocating for the iconic West Coast fish
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Why all eyes should be on the Supreme Court of Canada: Families await key child welfare decision
A pending appeal ruling on the constitutionality of Bill C-92 could impact Indigenous children, youth and families across the country
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