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After a 1,000-km journey, lone chinook salmon makes ‘milestone’ return home to kɬúsx̌nítkw
The adult fish’s homecoming marks the success of years-long restoration efforts for the species, according to ONA
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Snuneymuxw First Nation purchases second casino in step ‘to reinvest in our community’
Chief Michael Wyse (Xum’silum) says gaming profits will support an ‘aggressive action plan’ to increase access to housing for members
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‘Pray that they have a safe journey’: Nations bring sockeye back to Arrow Lakes for first time in decades
Researchers study how well the salmon species can spawn and survive in the Upper Columbia River system, despite years being blocked from returning
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Similkameen powwow makes triumphant return to Keremeos: ‘It does the heart really good to see this’
After being cancelled because of a wildfire last year, the community came together for a ‘healing’ and joy-filled three-day celebration over the long weekend
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From street patrols to landfill camps, ‘Winnipeg’ families of MMIWG shape their own justice
The city’s Indigenous community finds strength and solidarity as they await sentencing for a notorious and ‘racially motivated’ serial killer
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Esk’etemc First Nation celebrates $147M federal settlement for broken water promises
Marking the end of a decades-long specific claim battle, the Secwépemc community plans to use its win to benefit future generations
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‘We kicked the door down’: Nations mark watershed moment for Columbia River Treaty
Ktunaxa, Secwépemc and syilx leaders fought for a seat at the table as the 60-year-old deal — impacting water flows and hundreds of dams on the 2,000 km river — is updated
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Inquest jury urges RCMP to review detention policies after Secwe̓pemc man died in custody
Province has already said it has ‘no plans’ for a sobering centre in ‘Kamloops,’ one of several recommendations to make the system safer five years after Randy Lampreau lost his life
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‘Industry will be held accountable’: Feds allocate $12 million to study oil sands impacts in Fort Chipewyan
‘I’m sick and tired of my people dying, of children with rare cancers that are being caused by industry upstream’
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Dozens gather at Spotted Lake to open annual ONA assembly: ‘This was like our hospital, this was like our church’
A ceremony led by cəqcqalx̌qn Arnie Baptist brought more than 100 leaders, Youth and Elders together at the sacred medicine site