Features
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Gitnuganaks origin story guides researchers to 4,000-year-old village site in northwestern ‘B.C.’
Oral history is helping to direct Spencer Greening (La’goot) and his colleagues toward evidence of island life long, long ago
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Long after the woolly dog’s extinction, Coast Salish kin carry on the canine’s legacy
Once a companion for weavers, First Nations people continue to learn from — and honour — their adored ancestral pet
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Documentary details Indigenous-led efforts to reintroduce salmon to key waterway
After recent screenings of ‘Bringing the Salmon Home,’ IndigiNews caught up with syilx Okanagan organizer Billie Jean Gabriel to learn more about the initiative
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Pacific Northwest weavers gather in ‘Oregon’ to teach and learn tradition: ‘It’s healing for generations’
At an inaugural conference hosted by the Portland All Nations Canoe Family, artisans of all ages and skill levels shared stories and knowledge, stitch by stitch
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Cree head chef brings Indigenous flavour to British-inspired gastropub: ‘He nails it every time’
Since joining the Cascade Room in 2022, Darrel Ahenakew has been cooking up dishes influenced by his upbringing in Treaty 6 and beyond
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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 the Okanagan, syilx leaders are racing to protect a crucial wildlife corridor
The ONA hopes that safeguarding the threatened passageway in kiʔlawnaʔ can serve as a pilot program for the preservation of corridors and biodiversity
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Tears, frustration and gratitude at the All Native Basketball Tournament
After finishing fourth, the All My Relations team’s post-game conversation revolved around appreciation as they looked to the future
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Through film, Kayah George explores the nuanced responsibility of being səlilwətaɬ
After being on the frontlines from a young age, the young matriarch has started creating art as a ‘creative and cultural outlet’
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At the All Native Basketball Tournament, the AMR team faces ups and downs
On the court in ‘Prince Rupert,’ the East Van team hangs in through injury and loss — heading into the weekend motivated to win