Food
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Film uplifts ceremonies for the return of ooligan, a vital fish for Nuxalk Nation
Slts’lani (Banchi Hanuse)’s new documentary ‘Ceremony’ about sputc — a once-plentiful fish in Bella Coola — will screen in Tkarón:to later this month
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First Nation aims to grow its food security in northern ‘B.C.’ — with geothermal heat
West Moberly leaders look deep underground for clean energy solutions, in a project that would be the first-of-its-kind in ‘Canada’
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Food security, community memories are key ingredients of new Tla’amin cookbook
Upcoming collection of beloved recipes and harvesting tips hopes to ‘capture the way that folks are enjoying traditional foods’
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Inuit grapple with loss of caribou 13 years into ‘Labrador’ hunting ban: ‘I feel like a big part of me is gone’
Facing food insecurity and cultural loss, people in the tiny community of Rigolet are mourning — and holding hope — for the important animal
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Why aren’t there more Indigenous foods in ‘Canadian’ grocery stores?
Indigenous foods are varied, delicious and plentiful — but getting them to customers can be a challenge for small producers
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In Sheet’ká, Łingít fishers share herring harvests with a surprise influx of grey whales
An unprecedented surge of the massive marine mammals in ‘Alaskan’ waters has changed how humans interact with a vital yaaw fishery
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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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Troubled waters: A new fish weir on Stó:lō territories is met with colonial challenges
Among the salmon and sturgeon-rich streams of the ‘Fraser Valley,’ Indigenous people are reclaiming their traditional fishing practices — once made ‘more illegal than drug dealing’
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Through generations, Mowachaht/Muchalaht fishers have been criminalized by the DFO
For fishers like Ray Williams and his grandson Sammy Williams, upholding their livelihood has been an uphill battle — even after landmark cases affirmed their rights
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Xats̓úll Youth shares her lifelong connection to nature, where there’s ‘never a dull moment’
Jolene Sellars, 18, has never shied away from a challenge out on the land — and is now utilizing her skills to work for her community