Features
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For 18-year-old syilx basketball star, sports and mental health intersect
sk’ik’aycin Peter Waardenburg Jr. has thrived on the court — and it’s also been a place to cope and work through challenges
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WLFN-owned company brings a decolonial lens to archaeology: ‘We need Indigenous knowledge’
From smudging on site to employing band members, Sugar Cane Archaeology is demonstrating a new way forward in a historically-extractive industry
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Indigenous mom’s discrimination payout hangs in the balance at B.C. Supreme Court
Child welfare agency tells court that tribunal ‘exceeded its jurisdiction’ in landmark ruling, which found VACFSS social workers relied on racist stereotypes
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In photos: Indigenous veterans honoured during event in xʷməθkʷəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, səlilwətaɬ territories
Hundreds gathered in downtown ‘Vancouver’ as part of country-wide events on National Indigenous Veterans Day
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Nearly 25 years after the Marshall decision, Mi’kmaw fishers are still fighting for rights
On the East Coast, Indigenous people are arrested for accessing the lucrative fisheries in their own homelands — even after the SCC guaranteed a moderate-livelihood
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Debunking denialism and the so-called ‘mass grave hoax’: A Q&A with Sean Carleton
The UM professor and author talks about his latest research confronting ‘a concerning rise in residential school denialism’
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Wildfires impact Secwépemc food sovereignty, but community leans on ‘trusting in our ways’
Dawn Morrison of the Working Group on Indigenous Food Sovereignty speaks about climate change and how it’s impacting living from the land
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Truth and reconciliation: Inside ‘Canada’s’ healthcare system
In eight years since the TRC’s final report, none of the seven Calls to Action dedicated to Indigenous health have been fully implemented nationwide
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‘Welcome home, dear ancestor’: after nearly a century, a stolen totem pole returns to the Nisg̱a’a Nation
The long-awaited rematriation of the pts’aan offers a template for the return of Indigenous belongings
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Pressure builds on ‘B.C.’ to review mine expansion that syilx communities say threatens the Similkameen River
22 advocacy groups are joining calls from LSIB and USIB for an environmental assessment of the proposed Copper Mountain Mine extension