Features
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Historic welcome pole, rooted in Klahoose origin story, brings healing to the people
Ernest Puglas brought family’s carving legacy to ‘Cortes Island’ to craft the pole, which was raised in ceremony on Wednesday.
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Boxing club coaches Indigenous Youth to grow stronger in the ring and in life
‘This is just a place for you to get your anger out, and a place to stay safe,’ says Team Trouble boxing coach Eli Wyse
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Project utilizing Coast Salish plants to combat heat waves on the DTES
UBC student Alexandra Thomas leading re-greening project in consultation with knowledge-keepers and community organizations
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TMX continued work in river for two weeks after salmon controversy
After residents and activists rang alarm bells during early salmon run on Aug. 7, pipeline workers continued in Kw’ikw’iya:la River until Aug. 21
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Stz’uminus Youth living his storytelling dreams through Indigenous films
Isaiah Harris has always wanted to uplift Indigenous stories — a passion rooted in responsibility, respect and love for his community
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Indigenous guardians: Meet PIB’s two-man crew looking out for the land
Clint Gabriel and Dean Schreiber patrol the reserve, monitor the environment and alert members of potential threats
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Their name was Kwemcxenalqs
A beloved relation who embodied her name — a sqilx’w young person remembered for her strength
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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
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Exhibit explores rich identity of Indigenous tattooing
Leading artists are featured in ‘Body Language’ — on display at Museum of Surrey until Sept. 4
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Awakening a Haida clan that slept for 150 years
Siblings Kalga Jaad Erin Brillon and Skil Xaaw Jesse Brillon worked together to host the return of their Haida clan of Laana Tsaadas with first feast in more than a century