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Healing is first priority after WLFN purchases former residential ‘school’ site
Kúkwpi7 Sellars says his nation will first make the place where St. Joseph’s Mission once operated safe for ceremony, eventually will look at excavation
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Okanagan Nation Alliance handing out free Juniper bundles to ease risks from wildfire smoke
punłp is just one of the many natural medicines found across syilx territory, with one of its many uses being an air purifier
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Sncəwips Heritage Museum hosts cultural competency training: ‘without acknowledgement, there can’t be reconciliation’
The educational sessions are one of many options available for people in the territory to learn about syilx history and culture
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Judge ‘erred’ in conviction of Elder after TMX pipe ceremony, higher court rules
Charges have been dropped against watch house guardian Jim Leyden after the B.C. Appeal Court set aside Justice Shelley Fitzpatrick’s ruling
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Tribal Journeys 2023: After three-year hiatus, canoe families pull to Muckleshoot
With various stops along the way, dozens of canoes travelled ancestral waterways to come together for a week of protocol and cultural sharing
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Investigation in horrific abuse case must be Indigenous-led, child welfare leaders tell ‘B.C.’
ICFS Directors have penned a letter to David Eby and Mitzi Dean requesting immediate reform in the wake of 11-year-old’s death in foster ‘care’
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Celebrating unity and strength, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh marks 100-year amalgamation anniversary
The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Days Festival in ‘Ambleside Park’ was held on July 23, the same day the community officially became a nation one century ago
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Judge orders MCFD to reveal redacted records in birth alerts case
Ministry must disclose disputed information to privacy commissioner after B.C. Supreme Court justice sides with IndigiNews
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Two years after ‘senseless killing,’ Jared Lowndes’s family sues RCMP officers
The Wet’suwet’en man’s mother and children are seeking damages from four Mounties and their employer the Minister of Public Safety
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Canoe journey crosses colonial border, upholding syilx sovereignty: ‘this is still our territory’
For the 22nd year in a row, the Sukʷnaqin July 4th Canoe Journey made the trip from nk’mip into the ‘United States’ and back