News
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‘Igniting their spirit:’ Lise Haddock fights for Indigenous youth in Cowichan Valley
Haddock is the first Indigenous executive director of the Canadian Mental Health Association’s Cowichan Valley branch.
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Teaching and learning how to interrupt anti-Indigenous racism
Training team combines Indigenous and non-Indigenous experiences to combat anti-Indigenous racism.
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Carver honoured for emerging skill learned from Kwakwaka’wakw masters
Cole Speck is mastering the art of carving in the tradition of cultural teachings.
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Tsilhqot’in National Government calls on RCMP to suspend officers involved in arrest
Joe Alphonse, TNG Tribal Chair says Williams Lake RCMP need to end the violence against Indigenous Peoples.
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Happy Truth and Reconciliation Day? Bill proposing national TRC holiday moves to second reading
Parliament continues to discuss potential stat holiday to honour residential school survivors.
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Challenges of the Mi’kmaw harvesters ‘mirror’ those of several west coast First Nations, says Tsawout chief
Chief Nicholas XEMŦOLTW̱ Claxton ‘frustrated’ by the Canadian treaty violations he’s seeing in the Mi’kmaw territory.
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Sockeye salmon predicted to return in record numbers to Okanagan rivers and lakes
An inside look at the efforts made to bring salmon back to the Okanagan.
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‘More than a headline:’ Sabrina Jack’s family opens up one year after her death
The Jack family remembers their Sabrina’s humour, care and strength
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Secwépemc matriarch cuts off her hair in defence of her lands and waters
Miranda Dick, from the Secwépemc Nation cut off her hair before being arrested, defending her lands and waters
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Watering down the violence against Mi’kmaw fishermen ‘dehumanizes Native people’
Mi’kmaq lawyer Pamela Palmater and professor Candis Callison weigh in on the media’s coverage of the violence against Mi’kmaw people.