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Here are five supports available to Indigenous students in B.C.
The TRC called for more inclusive education for all ages — from curriculum to cultural support, here are some ways the government has responded
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Kelp farming as a climate solution on Cortes Island
Seaweed is good for people and the planet, say advocates for kelp farming off Cortes Island
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New resource challenges racist history as B.C.’s 150th year approaches
Authors of open-source educational booklet hope it will be utilized in schools, by policymakers
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‘Black Boys Don’t Cry’ short film act of love for Black community in Kelowna
Yaw Obrenu Yamoah’s short film to be aired in the Kelowna Cultural District
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Colonialism ‘an invasive species’: Grants aim to replenish threatened Indigenous food systems
ŚW̱,ȻENEṈITEL Indigenous Food Systems Initiative is an Indigenous-led program aimed at supporting communities
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Robert Riley Saunders to be tried by B.C. Supreme Court justice
The former MCFD worker faces 13 charges including fraud, theft & forgery.
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Disbarred lawyer Seanna McKinley is managing Indigenous youth housing in Kamloops
‘I think Seanna just needs to step down,’ says former youth in care.
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More Indigenous representation needed in schools
An ‘equity scan’ parent survey is just one step toward improving success for Indigenous students in the Greater Victoria School District, says Samantha Mason
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Land acknowledgements are about better relations, not just checking a box
Ta7talíya Nahanee is offering a ‘Territorial Acknowledgements’ workshop on Feb. 24.
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Here’s how First Nation Education Agreements are changing things for Indigenous students
Songhees Nation – just one of many nations reaffirming their children’s right to education under the BC Tripartite Education Agreement