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Snuneymuxw prepares ‘all hands on deck’ to host 2023 Junior All Native Tournament
The Youth basketball event, the largest in the province, is a significant sporting and cultural event for Indigenous teams across ‘B.C.’
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Boutique adds Indigenous representation to kiʔlawnaʔ’s downtown
Lisa Luscombe opened Fireweeds Boutique in the fall of 2022 — and the business is the culmination of a longtime passion
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Expanse of deep ocean off ‘Vancouver Island’ set to become protected area
First Nations and federal government sign MOU to co-manage proposed MPA in 133,019-square-km section of the Pacific
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Newly-formed coalition wants to save dwindling wild Pacific salmon stocks
The Save our Salmon Coalition says it hopes to be a united front in advocating for the iconic West Coast fish
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Why all eyes should be on the Supreme Court of Canada: Families await key child welfare decision
A pending appeal ruling on the constitutionality of Bill C-92 could impact Indigenous children, youth and families across the country
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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