Nanaimo
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Cowichan Tribes actor puts legendary story of Chief Tzouhalem on the big screen
‘It’s our time to tell what we’ve been wanting to tell. We have stories and they’re endless,’ says Harold Joe.
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Grandmother from Treaty 6 territory to spend a year walking across Canada in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women
A 53-year-old Saskatchewan Grandmother has begun a year-long journey by foot across Canada in honour of missing and murdered Indigenous women (MMIW). Photo by Tara Skobel.
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OKIB welcomes some of its members home after wildfires swept through the community
The OKIB purchases two temporary homes that will be installed next week
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Six safety tips from Mi’kmaw survival expert
With weather warnings coming in fast and furious across unceded territories in B.C., IndigiNews asked Sakej Ward to share his teachings.
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At this Indigenous Elders’ literacy circle, survivors find healing
‘We’re not going to be walking around in the dark anymore,’ says founder, Cowichan Tribes Elder and survivor Linda Jack.
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Creative writing series engages next generation of Indigenous storytellers
Tłı̨chǫ Dene author Richard Van Camp mentors Indigenous youth and young adults
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Kw’umut Lelum drum circle continues online to foster connection and culture
The online drum circle welcomes facilitators, drummers and singers to host weekly sessions Thursday evenings via zoom.
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Remembering teachings: Snuneymuxw storyteller learned from Elders to raise her son culturally
Celestine Aleck (Sahiltiniye) has been able to apply what she has been taught to almost every aspect of her life, including pregnancy and parenthood
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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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Which B.C. party will best serve Indigenous kids in care?
We asked folks involved in the child welfare system to weigh in