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Documentary series aims to ‘give power back’ to Indigenous voices in media
People in Victoria area can now apply to produce one-hour radio segments with CFUV that explore Indigeneity through topics such as culture, language and politics
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EXCLUSIVE: B.C. ministry warned birth alerts ‘illegal and unconstitutional’ months before banning them
Government ‘trampling on the fundamental and human rights of Indigenous families,’ says former children’s rep.
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The Ayajuthem language radiates across territory
The Raven radio station breathes life across Ayajuthem-speaking territory, connecting communities, youth and Elders.
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In photos: Youth lead rally for missing women as Curtis Sagmoen faces latest court charges
Youth came together to share messages of resistance, strength and courage.
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Okanagan Indian Band responds as several cases of COVID-19 confirmed in community
OKIB Chief Byron Louis urges people to stay home to flatten the curve.
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Working hard to keep the Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society open during the pandemic
Executive director Edna Terbasket is ‘a good-hearted woman warrior’ and deserves recognition as a community changemaker says a colleague.
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Community rallies as Curtis Sagmoen back in Vernon court
Sagmoen’s arraignment hearing for assault charges has been set for February.
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Victoria siblings explore creatures from Indigenous stories in horror-themed podcast
Mackenzie Taylor and Josef Stafford started ‘the Historical Natives’ podcast to delve into lore around mysterious figures like Sasquatch and Wendigo
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‘Dearest Elders’ first to receive vaccine in Snuneymuxw First Nation, as COVID cases rise
Chief Michael Wyse says it took a strong plan and coordinated team to roll out the Moderna vaccine in his community this week.
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Comox Valley educator wants Indigenous youth to feel belonging and pride
Jeannine Lindsay, a new teacher and former Indigenous Support Worker, aims to give students the experience that she never had growing up