News
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Indigenous cannabis dispensary raided for second time this month
Cory Brewer, owner of Tupas Joint in downtown Vernon B.C. says they will remain open and operational until proper consultation with Indigenous peoples take place.
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A place to belong: Métis agency creates housing for youth aging out of care
Lii Michif Otipemisiwak Family and Community Services builds model based on Indigenous perspectives to improve outcomes for Indigenous youth.
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A virtual graduation to celebrate her degree, after nearly 10 years of work
‘This is a huge let down,’ says St̓aʔqʷaĺqs, who is graduating with her bachelor’s degree from UBCO.
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Penticton Indian Band celebrates class of 2020 in a unique way
Drive-in movie setting and virtual graduation honoured students, while following public health safety measures.
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IndigiNews of the week: It’s National Indigenous Peoples Day!
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening.
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At Sagmoen sentencing, families of the missing sing for justice
Curtis Sagmoen walked free from a Vernon courtroom on Friday. His victim’s supporters followed.
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IndigiNews of the week: The Anti-Racism movement continues
A weekly highlight of what is happening in Indigenous and related news across the Nation.
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Indigenous pot shop owner refuses to shut down after being raided by province
Tupa’s Joint opened without provincial license. Owner Cory Brewer says he’s asserting his sovereign rights backed by his band and UNDRIP.
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IndigiNews of the week: It’s been a heavy one
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening.
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Peaceful Black Lives Matter rally and vigil in Kelowna
Hundreds gathered in downtown Kelowna to spread awareness of police brutality.