News
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First cohort completes new nsyilxcən degree at UBCO: ‘our language is very strong’
Students who graduated the language fluency undergrad say they did it for the ancestors — while leaning on one another
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On the ground with Indigenous communities fleeing a climate inferno
First the oil sands, then the wildfires: three days behind the evacuation lines in northern ‘Alberta’
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B.C. government fights to keep birth alerts records from public eye
On June 12 and 13, the B.C. Supreme Court is set to hear a dispute involving MCFD, IndigiNews and the province’s privacy commissioner
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‘We’re running for our ancestors’: Syilx Unity Run connects community to the land
‘What you’re doing today, representing your community, in the highest of honour,’ said Chief Greg Gabriel of the Penticton Indian Band
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‘They invented them or what?’: Parksville councillor under fire for comment about Indigenous plants
Adam Fras has not responded to community concerns over the Facebook remark, which has been called ‘very inappropriate’
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Hundreds march in memory of Carsyn Seaweed as community seeks answers
Family and allies gather in ‘Duncan’ for the Na̱mǥis and Quw’utsun’ teen who was loved by many
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Community rallies for Carsyn Seaweed, as RCMP apologize for ‘miscommunication’ in her case
Family and friends are rattled after the tragic loss of the 15-year-old, remembered as ‘a very caring person’
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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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Children support ONA’s sockeye fry release, as 10,000 tiny salmon are set free
Schools in the region were each given 100 sc’win (sockeye salmon) eggs to raise before releasing them at akɬ xʷuminaʔ (Shingle Creek)
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syilx students lead Red Dress Day event with powerful calls for change
In ‘Vernon,’ Youth gather to raise awareness for MMIWG2S+: ‘We need a revolution, so we have no choice but to be it’