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‘This is not over’: Mother of Jared Lowndes vows to keep fighting for justice
A BC Prosecution Service decision to not charge RCMP officers involved in the Wet’suwet’en man’s death was met with disbelief and disappointment
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Haida Elder, who survived residential ‘school,’ alleges defamation from Catholic priest
Sphenia Jones is set to appear in ‘Calgary’ court on April 22 as she leads a proposed class action over what she alleges are ‘false and deeply hurtful’ denialist comments
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‘Our children are so important to us’: Youth treatment centre set to open in Snaw-naw-as territories
The Orca Lelum Youth Wellness Centre will incorporate ceremony and culture into its healing programs, with a focus on identity and belonging
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Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc signs ‘sacred covenant’ with the Catholic Church, marking ‘new journey of truth’
The new agreement not only acknowledges ‘past wrongs’ but outlines ‘practical commitments’ around continued investigation at KIRS, according to a statement
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Secwépemc family launches human rights complaint about Correctional Service Canada
Alleging forced separation and racism, Jenni LaRue met with the CHRC regarding the treatment of herself and her husband, who is serving a life sentence
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‘It’s all Haida land’: Nation’s title to be officially recognized over the entirety of Haida Gwaii
A new draft agreement with the province lays out the groundwork to transition governance and jurisdiction over more than 10,000 square km of territory
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City fences off CRAB Park encampment, moves ahead with week-long ‘clean up’
Many connected to the largely-Indigenous site worry people won’t be allowed back, while officials maintain it’s ‘not a decampment’
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Former TMX security worker was ‘inappropriate’ during Tiny House Warriors trial, Crown concedes
As the week-long hearing came to a close on Feb. 27, Crown counsel acknowledged concerns about the conduct of witness Stuart Morse but maintained he had credibility
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‘They’re big moccasins to fill’: Outgoing TRU chancellor honoured for trailblazing work in education
Nathan Matthew from Simpcw First Nation is retiring from the role after two terms as the university’s first Secwépemc chancellor
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Haíɫzaqv takes legal action against ‘Canada’ after DFO shut down nation’s herring fishery
The community’s leadership is moving forward with a lawsuit, saying a 2022 ban on their commercial spawn-on-kelp harvest infringed on their constitutional rights