Features
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Snuneymuxw Elder preserving memories of local Indigenous veterans
VIU Elder in Residence Geraldine Manson has been researching the contributions of Snuneymuxw veterans — her work is being utilized as National Aboriginal Veterans Day and Remembrance Day arrive
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A warm woman and a cold unanswered death — her family seeks answers 24 years later
Dianne Stewart’s family remember her life cut too short and continue their search, 24 years later
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In her grandmother’s footsteps: Woman travels north to reconnect with Dene family
Guided by dreams and grounded through nature, Cassandra (River) Blondin-Burt is getting to know her maternal family and finding out more about her grandmother Georgina Blondin
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Beyond tokenization: Why inclusivity of Indigenous people can be life or death
Michelle Buchholz illustrates what inclusion really means — engaging Indigenous perspectives throughout policy and decision making.
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Syilx artist Clint George welds oral stories into massive steel sculptures
Artist Clint George from the Penticton Indian Band is creating three sculptures in Lake Country B.C.
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Indigenous artist uses traditional art form to connect to contemporary time
Ha’wilh Way’anis (Joshua Watts) invokes millenia-old practice to tell stories about this time of COVID-19.
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Going beyond western notions of theatre
How playwright Kim Senklip Harvey honours her ancestors and future generations through her work.
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Teaching and learning how to interrupt anti-Indigenous racism
Training team combines Indigenous and non-Indigenous experiences to combat anti-Indigenous racism.
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Carver honoured for emerging skill learned from Kwakwaka’wakw masters
Cole Speck is mastering the art of carving in the tradition of cultural teachings.
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“I got an army with me,” says first Indigenous woman to run in Kamloops-South Thompson
Anna Thomas, BC NDP candidate, feels ‘proud and honoured’ to be the first Indigenous candidate in riding.