Nanaimo
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With local orcas ‘in desperate condition,’ Snuneywuxw is monitoring ships’ noises
First Nation collecting sound data, hoping to protect at-risk southern resident killer whales from ‘acoustic smog’ of increased maritime traffic
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NYFW showcase pays tribute to Joel Good, an ‘outstanding light’ of Snuneymuxw First Nation
The carver and painter leaves a legacy through his work, which adorns the City of Nanaimo and beyond
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Treaty-protected sxwayxum village site returned to Snuneymuxw: ‘Where our people have lived for thousands of years’
Old Howard Johnson hotel site purchased by the province and First Nation demonstrates the ‘magic of mediation,’ says minister
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Dozens of cultural belongings returned to Snuneymuxw from Royal BC Museum: ‘It’s been a long time coming’
Leaders hope the repatriation of these items — including a beetle pendant, carved stone bowls and more — will be the first of many from around the world
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‘Rewriting my colonial script’: A survivor’s push to reclaim her story through theatre
Dr. Laura Ann Cranmer’s ‘Scenes from the Nanaimo Indian Hospital’ features the experiences of three girls from different backgrounds and languages
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Driven by community care, Indigenous women bridge social service gaps on the mid-Island
Jovonne Johnson and Charsanaa Johnny started Risebridge after noticing the need that existed: ‘We support people from all walks of life’
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Snuneymuxw reclaims kwula’xw in Land Back deal that will bring members home
‘We are working to ensure more of our people can live here and thrive as the ancestors intended’
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‘The feeling is electric’: JANT kicks off with celebration in Snuneymuxw
More than 1,200 Youth players from 91 teams are set to compete in this year’s tournament from March 20 to 24
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Snuneymuxw prepares ‘all hands on deck’ to host 2023 Junior All Native Tournament
The Youth basketball event, the largest in the province, is a significant sporting and cultural event for Indigenous teams across ‘B.C.’
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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