Okanagan
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‘Led by the Creator’: Elder has helped to house more than 400 people in kiʔlawnaʔ
Tahti Nipin Piyasis Nahkotah, Dorothy Goodeye, is an advocate and ally to people on the streets — part of her lifelong journey of helping others
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In new exhibit, artists answer the question ‘what does it mean to be syilx?’
Sncəwips Heritage Museum showcases local syilx artwork and pride with display art and messages from range of community members
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In the wake of more colonial violence, a love letter to those who are grieving
When the genocidal forces of this country lay their hands on our people it is our collective responsibility to stand up — because we know what happens to one happens to all
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Suʔkncut’s Offering: Passing protocol on to future generations
In his latest mural, syilx artist Sheldon Louis highlights the importance of protocol and honouring salmon
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Wearing red, people gather in kiʔláwnaʔ to remember MMIWG2S
The Sisters in Spirit march and vigil was hosted by KFS for its 14th year — one of many events held across the country on Tuesday
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First of 12 nsyilxcən language signs at BGC locations unveiled in kiʔláwnaʔ
Through new signage, young people will be able to connect with basic syilx phrases and teachings
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The search for Kwemcxenalqs
After losing their beloved relation, the family wants VPD to come to syilx homelands to apologize for a lack of sensitivity
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Leading up to Orange Shirt Day, survivors on syilx homelands share their truths
KFS hosted an educational event on Thursday to honour those who went through residential ‘schools’ and teach wider community
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‘Action is better than words’: syilx Elder calls for better protection of water and land
K̓ninm̓tm̓ taʔ n̓q̓ʷic̓tn̓s Wilfred ‘Grouse’ Barnes led a water ceremony during a World Rivers Day community cleanup event
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Paying it forward at the Similkameen powwow
Gage Paul, 18, hosted a grass dance special and giveaway after being gifted a new hair roach