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Author: Amy Romer
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Troubled waters: A new fish weir on Stó:lō territories is met with colonial challenges
Among the salmon and sturgeon-rich streams of the ‘Fraser Valley,’ Indigenous people are reclaiming their traditional fishing practices — once made ‘more illegal than drug dealing’
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Through generations, Mowachaht/Muchalaht fishers have been criminalized by the DFO
For fishers like Ray Williams and his grandson Sammy Williams, upholding their livelihood has been an uphill battle — even after landmark cases affirmed their rights
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In ‘loving homage’ to Indigenous resistance, Carrier Wit’at artist creates textile pieces with a punk edge
Whess Harman’s blanket titled ‘Bad Kids’ is part of a new exhibition at the Bill Reid Gallery called ‘XIÁM’
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A custody battle raises the stakes for Indigenous identity claims
How a controversial Métis connection muddied the waters during a Gitxsan family’s fight to keep ‘Mia,’ 8, in community
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Nuchatlaht land title case tests province’s UNDRIP promise, but reveals ‘hypocrisy’
Rooted in legal cases before it, the title case over part of Nootka Island is a fight for recognition and self-determination