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Nuxalk girls’ basketball team wrapped in support after championship win: ‘Everybody was cheering for us’
The Acwsalcta Thunder became provincial champions at the 2026 B.C. School Sports Provincial Tournament — emerging as the top of 16 high school teams
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Leaders in the North Okanagan join forces to protect crucial watershed from fire
Sacred to the syilx, and source of drinking water for 80,000 people, the North Aberdeen Plateau faces ‘extreme threat’ of wildfire — a new plan hopes to help
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As climate, industry warm Okanagan waterways, expert warns of ‘extinction event’ for fish by 2040
Lauren Terbasket shared the ‘alarming’ data about water trends during a watershed gathering on Feb. 20 — saying climate resilience must be prioritized
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Winnipeg security guard charged, suspended as protesters rally against racial profiling
Demonstrators also call for tighter regulation of private security companies after alleged brass knuckles assault on Indigenous man
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In Manitoba, a growing herd of bagwaji-bizhikiwag offers lessons in community
‘A proud moment,’ says Skownan First Nation’s operations director, as ten wood bison make long journey across provinces to join a herd under the community’s care
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Inuit grapple with loss of caribou 13 years into ‘Labrador’ hunting ban: ‘I feel like a big part of me is gone’
Facing food insecurity and cultural loss, people in the tiny community of Rigolet are mourning — and holding hope — for the important animal
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Cree poet Louise Bernice Halfe-Sky Dancer explores her ‘life of inspiration’ in new book ‘wîhtamawik’
Acclaimed writer gathered her essays and presentations and supplemented them with new poetry for her upcoming book, ‘wîhtamawik/Tell Them: On A Life of Inspiration’
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Introducing our new audience engagement editor, Brandi Bird
A Q&A on being a good relative, the importance of humour, and finding new ways to engage with you, the IndigiNews readers
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Indigenous rights defenders say they’ll ‘not stay silent’ after anti-protest bylaw defeated in Winnipeg
Advocates remain concerned after forcing withdrawal of proposed buffer zones and ‘nuisance’ protest ban
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smǝlqmíx leaders emphasize ‘no consent’ as ‘B.C.’ approves Copper Mountain Mine expansion
The New Ingerbelle project near ‘Princeton’ will revive an old open pit mine and raise its tailings dam by 87 metres