Okanagan
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syilx artist David Wilson Sookinakin has three paintings featured in a new exhibition
Local Indigenous artwork from UBC Okanagan’s public art collection is now featured in the Ramble On exhibit at Vernon Public Art Gallery until March 9
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syilx art travels many territories to find its way home with help of mentor
Keenan Marchand’s art connects him to teachings while away from syilx homelands
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Cree author’s poetry book meant to empower Indigenous kids
The Way Creator Sees You by Shayla Raine is intended to help children embrace their Indigenous heritage and features
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Meet the sqilxw women who are decolonizing the workplace
The founders of Alderhill Planning open up about healing, patriarchy and the importance of celebrating success as Indigenous women
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Eden Fineday joins the IndigiNews team as business Aunty
‘By centering the perspectives of Indigenous Peoples, we’re creating something radical and beautifully revolutionary,’ says Fineday.
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Pitching to IndigiNews? Here’s what we’re looking for
We want to see more Indigenous storytelling in 2022 — send us your pitch.
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From ‘street kid’ to public rep for the Law Society of BC tribunal
Jereme Brooks, who is syilx, plans to challenge the ‘mainstream Canadian lens’ and be part of restorative actions in his new role.
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What it means to be a ceremonial witness
Reporter Kelsie Kilawna shares teachings from the Ubuntu Conference.
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Skoden: IndigiNews lands 3 nominations for Canadian Online Publishing Awards
It’s all about love and accountability. We’re finalists for COPA’s best feel good story and best investigative article.
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City of Kelowna has ‘no sense of urgency’ to deal with racism say Black artists
“This is a city where it’s easier for somebody to put out a universal symbol of anti-Black racism than it is for Black people to get space to curate their own show,” says Trophy Ewila.