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Indigenous leaders denounce UBC profs’ ‘outdated and regressive’ lawsuit against land acknowledgements
B.C. Supreme Court filing says diversity, equity and inclusion efforts stifle ‘freedom,’ while First Nations point to ‘thinly disguised’ denialism
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Indigenous leaders demand removal of Conservative candidate over denialist comments
Aaron Gunn challenged over residential ‘school’ remarks, called ‘extremely harmful and divisive’ by critics who want him dropped
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Esk’etemc rally calls for investigation into school district, alleging ‘bullying and racial violence’
Indigenous leaders protested outside Cariboo-Chilcotin School District offices in Williams Lake this week, saying the ministry must do more to address concerns
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Whalers’ shrine returns home to Nuu-chah-nulth territories after 120 years
The Yuquot Whalers Washing House, held in AMNH since 1904, is back with its original keepers — representing a ‘very important’ part of Mowachaht/Muchalaht culture
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‘Bring her home’: How Buffalo Woman was identified as Ashlee Shingoose
The Anishininew mother as been missing since 2022 — now, her family is one step closer to bringing her home as the Province of Manitoba vows to search for her
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On the banks of nx̌ʷaqʷaʔstn, a prayer ceremony marks World Water Day
ONA hosted the event in kiʔláwnaʔ with knowledge holder Xwayluxalqs, who reminded people of their responsibility to take care of local waterways
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‘B.C.’s’ expected rent supplements for Youth from child welfare system not paid in more than a year, sources say
‘I’m not surviving,’ says Indigenous 20-year-old denied SAJE rental assistance who can ‘barely cover’ rent
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In ‘Winnipeg,’ land defenders fight to save a sacred forest: ‘We’re not moving’
The Lemay Forest has long been known as a sanctuary. Now it’s being threatened by development
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Land defenders appeal sentences, arguing judge erred during Trans Mountain pipeline trial
April Thomas, Red Deer Billie Pierre and Romilly Cavanaugh were back in court earlier this month after being arrested for breaching TMX injunction in Secwepemcúl’ecw
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‘Salmon relatives come back to their homeland’: Okanagan fish passage, blocked for decades, set to be re-opened
Fishway is expected to be finished by late June — finally allowing salmon access to their historic migration route into kɬúsx̌nítkʷ after more than 70 years