Features
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A dam destroyed their river — 61 years later, two First Nations fought for justice
A new documentary — ‘Nechako: It Will Be a Big River Again’ — tells the story of the northwestern ‘B.C.’ landscape and the communities taking care of it
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‘Auntie, look!’: Sḵwx̱wú7mesh rekindles herring tradition as slhawt’ make a joyful return
After years of quiet, the nation is celebrating a reunion with the important fish — and all the teachings that come with it
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‘Just respect the fire’: Returning cultural burns to a parched Okanagan landscape brings risk and reward
Long before colonialism, syilx people regularly started low-intensity controlled fires. Those bringing it back see how it’s saving homes and lives
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‘Bring her home’: How Buffalo Woman was identified as Ashlee Shingoose
The Anishininew mother as been missing since 2022 — now, her family is one step closer to bringing her home as the Province of Manitoba vows to search for her
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In Tŝilhqot’in territories, students and horses learn from each other
The Tl’etinqox Equine Program connects children and Youth with a key facet of their culture — along with lessons about patience, kindness and responsibility
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In ‘Winnipeg,’ land defenders fight to save a sacred forest: ‘We’re not moving’
The Lemay Forest has long been known as a sanctuary. Now it’s being threatened by development
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Land defenders appeal sentences, arguing judge erred during Trans Mountain pipeline trial
April Thomas, Red Deer Billie Pierre and Romilly Cavanaugh were back in court earlier this month after being arrested for breaching TMX injunction in Secwepemcúl’ecw
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‘I hope there is closure’: Families of MMIWG await results as possible remains found at landfill
As the discovery is made less than three months into probing the Prairie Green site, loved ones of Morgan Harris and Marcedes Myran are emotional
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How the ‘Winnipeg’ landfill search came to be: A timeline
Through advocacy and ceremony, families and allies of MMIWG pushed for an investigation amid a tragedy
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With the foresight of their ancestors, ‘Nuxalk Strong’ highlights a cultural revival
New MOA exhibition goes beyond the notion of ‘colonial trophy cases’ with preservation — and reclamation — at its heart