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‘They are jeopardizing our lives’: Okanagan chief calls for change after clashes with B.C. conservation officers
Incidents between Syilx hunters and B.C. conservation officer services raise questions about Indigenous sovereignty
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Restored W̱SÁNEĆ Ethnobotany Trail connects land, language and learning
The newly revamped trail at the Horticulture Centre of the Pacific showcases the W̱SÁNEĆ language and culture through botanical education.
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Chief of Homalco Nation says ‘it’s time to rebuild’ salmon stocks around Discovery Islands
After a historic decision to phase out fish farms in the Discovery Islands, wild salmon advocates say it’s time to rebuild and restore salmon stocks.
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Robert Riley Saunders granted bail by judge in Kelowna, BC
The former social worker allegedly stole money from Indigenous youth in government care.
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‘It’s been a struggle,’ says mother of Hupacasath child whose special needs support has been severely impacted by pandemic
How are coastal families dealing with the ongoing pandemic? | Part Four
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BC’s children’s rep says policies and practices for youth leaving care must centre Indigenous youth
Rep’s message to Indigenous youth in care: ‘You are loved… don’t give up’
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The Okanagan Indian Band envisions a new cultural school space and seeks community input
The band is planning to meet in the new year to discuss the design and construction of a new school space at the Cultural Immersion School.
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Was Robert Riley Saunders your social worker?
We’re scheduling interviews with youth & families impacted by Robert Riley Saunders’ alleged actions.
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As Christmas approaches, ‘Na̱mǥis hereditary chief recalls mass arrests at father’s 1921 winter Potlatch
‘Na̱mǥis Hereditary Chief Bill Cranmer remembers when his father’s winter potlatch was raided by Indian Agents, resulting in several dozen community members arrested and sent to jail
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Standards still lacking for Gladue reports, meant to support Indigenous people in the justice system, say legal experts
System is failing many as numbers of Indigenous people in prison reach ‘historic highs.’