Features
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How Duncan McCue approached his new hard-hitting podcast, ‘Kuper Island’
Duncan McCue goes in-depth with IndigiNews to share what it took to create the hard-hitting podcast ‘Kuper Island’
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Open Letter from IndigiNews Aunties to “Canadian” Media: Enough is Enough
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Cowichan Valley, Features, First Person, Nanaimo, Okanagan, Uncategorized, Vancouver, Vancouver Island●
It’s our responsibility to hold accountable the industry we are part of
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Community Support emphasized at syilx Nation Drug Forum
Members from across the Nation discussed how to prevent addiction and how they can help break the cycle of addiction in their family.
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Not ‘just a game’: World of board games faces reckoning for colonial themes
As the board game industry expands and becomes more elaborate, many players and creators are starting to recognize the exploitative undercurrents in classic games — and are finding ways to diversify
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Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society honours missing and murdered Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit people
During the ceremony more than 20 people marched in the rain to the Kelowna Law Courts
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smelqmix rancher’s 100-year-old apricot tree revived for community orchard
The descendants of Paul Terbasket have embarked on a multi-year project of replacing the lost Terbasket Ranch orchard.
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Medicine through culture: Eden Fineday in conversation with Elder Dorothy Visser
During a public event at VPL, the two women spoke about resilience, truth and future generations
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‘Honesty is a spiritual power’: OKIB Youth Justen Peters of BCAFN shares his journey
Justen Peters was inspired by how economic prosperity could improve the health of his community
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Tofino Botanical Gardens transformed to honour Indigenous knowledge and conservation
The Naa’Waya’Sum Coastal Indigenous Gardens will provide place-based education and inspiration to support Indigenous-led conservation.
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Seaweed sovereignty: Cultivating kelp resurgence in W̱SÁNEĆ waters through new commercial farm
The seaweed farm partnership has more people out on the water than in previous years. It’s creating jobs, and nurturing growth within the community.