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Author: Amy Romer, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter
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‘B.C.’ legislative assembly to issue formal apology to First Nations, build residential ‘school’ memorial
A new Reconciliation Action Plan, revealed Wednesday, outlines steps aimed at repairing pieces of the government’s harmful legacy: ‘there is serious work to be done’
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səlilwətaɬ exhibition uplifts beauty and strength of boys and men with long hair
‘The Boys Who Braid Their Hair’ was created to educate and empower following a high-profile incident where an Indigenous boy’s long hair was cut in a ‘Saskatchewan’ daycare
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As toxic drug crisis persists, Youth in ‘care’ are especially vulnerable: ‘It’s just a horrific cycle’
Experts say a comprehensive strategy and commitment from the provincial government is needed to solve an emergency where ‘people don’t get the help that they need’
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City fences off CRAB Park encampment, moves ahead with week-long ‘clean up’
Many connected to the largely-Indigenous site worry people won’t be allowed back, while officials maintain it’s ‘not a decampment’
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Despite delays from ‘Canada,’ Sts’ailes is taking back control over its own child welfare
The Coast Salish First Nation has been negotiating terms in accordance with Bill C-92 and recently held a ceremony celebrating the assertion of jurisdiction
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In photos: Hundreds gather to celebrate Hoobiyee, the Nisg̱a’a new year
The annual urban event took place at the PNE Forum on March 1 and 2 — with a program of dance, storytelling, food and more
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In advance of the DTES memorial march, Desirae Cardinal braids women’s hair for strength
‘The three braids are for strength, pride, and love, and being able to carry yourself in that way’
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Supreme Court of Canada unanimously affirms Indigenous jurisdiction over child welfare
The decision, released Friday, was widely celebrated while advocate noted colonial governments now must do their part to provide support to implement the ruling
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Exhibition showcases remarkable life of George Clutesi, who safeguarded Nuu-chah-nulth culture
The display at Bill Reid Gallery pays homage to the c̓išaaʔatḥ artist and his impact on future generations
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‘Canada’s’ backlog of Jordan’s Principle requests is at ‘crisis levels’: Caring Society
Organization files notice of motion against feds to Canadian Human Rights Tribunal in attempt to address pileup