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Indigenous mother ‘tired of fighting’ after human rights tribunal victory challenged by VACFSS
The child welfare agency was ordered to pay $150K for discrimination against ‘Justine’ — but it’s now asking the B.C. Supreme Court to toss out that decision
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Land defenders build tipi along TMX construction route in ‘Burnaby’
The structure was put up as a reminder that the 1,150-km pipeline is being built without consent on unceded Indigenous homelands
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Secwépemc land defenders, arrested for opposing TMX, receive outpouring of support in ‘Vancouver’
A community event raised funds for legal and travel fees for the eight hereditary leaders and allies who are set to be sentenced this February
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Master’s program empowers Indigenous nurses to utilize their own teachings
Six B.C. nursing schools are collaborating to challenge anti-Indigenous racism and better support Indigenous health-care providers
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Indigenous advocates in ‘Vancouver’ say they would help search landfill for MMIW
People came together for a vigil Sunday to remember four women lost to alleged serial killer in ‘Winnipeg’ — saying they are prepared to go to Prairie Green to do the job police won’t
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Secwépemc leaders, facing potential jail time, uphold sovereignty against TMX
Eight land defenders were arrested in Oct 2020 and have been standing trial in ‘Kamloops’ — four have now been found guilty of breaching an injunction
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After years of political unrest, Kwantlen members vote to oust chief of 3 decades
Nation holds a sƛ̓ənəq (general assembly) for the first time since 1993 — which could result in the toppling of its long-held government
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RCMP may face charges in death of Wet’suwet’en man, advocates say reform is urgent
The IIO says three officers may have committed offences after the shooting of Jared Lowndes and is filing a report to prosecutors
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Documentary series explores couple’s journey to decolonize wellness
The six-part YouTube production was inspired by Elders and traditional health practices on syilx homelands
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After her daughters were taken, Indigenous mother wins landmark human rights case
The B.C. Human Rights Tribunal has found VACFSS discriminated against the woman while her four children were in ‘care’ and ordered a $150K fine