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Gitxsan leaders rally against industry injunctions, calling the orders ‘a license to kill’
Hereditary chiefs say the injunctions, granted by the B.C. Supreme Court and enforced by RCMP C-IRG unit, break their Indigenous law
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Regulator approves TMX plan to trench through ‘extremely sacred’ Secwépemc site
Knowledge-keeper says pipeline’s blockage in Pípsell amounts to the land pushing back, while company’s lawyer argues for ‘no prioritizing of Indigenous interests’
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Countering hate movements, billboard brings message of love to Okanagan’s LGBTQ2S+ community
With support from Advocacy Canada, Two-Spirit Anishinaabe artist Sarah Jones designed the piece with the words ‘you belong’
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‘Chase’ council revisits decision to vote down Every Child Matters crosswalk after community pushback
Local government rejected the project to recognize survivors which would cost the municipality an estimated $625 plus maintenance
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Stó:lō confirms 158 children’s deaths at four institutions as investigation reveals rampant neglect, abuse
‘There was no oversight to keep those children safe,’ says grand chief, after phase one of project looking into missing kin at residential ‘schools,’ Indian hospital
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In photos: Dozens rally at B.C. Legislature to demand ‘Winnipeg’ landfill search
People gathered in ‘Victoria’ and cities across the country on Monday as part of a day of action to find the remains of Morgan Harris, Marcedes Myran and other MMIWG2S+
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Ahead of Orange Shirt Day, WLFN powwow dancers don orange regalia as ‘symbol of resilience’
Dancers of all ages filled the arbour in T’exelc to display the strength of their cultures while honouring all those affected by residential ‘schools’
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Regulatory hearings begin as TMX seeks to dig open trench through sacred Secwépemc site
Pipeline company wants to excavate 1.3 km through Pípsell, something SSN says could cause ‘irreparable harm’ to important cultural place
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MCFD misled Youth about education supports and ‘is not stepping up’ to fix it: report
BC Ombudsperson details how the province ‘financially disadvantaged a young person’ but won’t compensate for the error
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In Nevada, Indigenous land protectors face off with a Canadian mining company
Thacker Pass is being built on the largest known lithium deposit in the world — burning carbon and using billions of litres of water in one of the driest regions of the U.S.