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Emilee Gilpin joins the IndigiNews team as managing editor
‘Everything about this is exciting,’ she says.
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Get educated this fall with these virtual classes
Check out these online workshops to learn traditional practices from the safety of your home.
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Award-winning Cree actor Lorne Cardinal returns to the screen, only this time he’s animated
As season 3 of Corner Gas Animated kicks off we talk with Lorne about his career and his advice for aspiring actors.
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5 books to decolonize your mind this Thanksgiving
Books written by Indigenous authors that you should read.
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Supreme Court case for sn̓ʕay̓ckstx man challenges colonial border rules
Native Americans could be constitutionally protected under Canadian Law after being heard in the Supreme Court.
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Janine Lott on her journey of becoming an artist, one seed at a time
Syilx artist discusses her career and recently commissioned artwork for Downie-Wenjack Legacy Space in Kelowna.
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Leaflets linked to white supremacist websites scattered near schools in Vernon B.C.
Parents continue to find white supremacy leaflets littering the sidewalks and streets near schools raising serious concerns
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Mi’kmaq artist Jodie B releases her first album
She shares what it’s like to produce and mix her own music, and the childhood experiences that brought her here.
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Indigenous daycare a hopeful possibility in Vernon B.C.
In cities all across the country parents struggle to find adequate, safe, and affordable childcare. That need is no different in Vernon B.C., where not only is childcare difficult to find, but a childcare centre that is culturally built for Indigenous children simply doesn’t exist within city limits. Indigenous children often need to go to…
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What orange shirt day means to this Penticton Indian Band Elder
Grace Greyeyes, a residential school survivor, speaks about her experience while wearing an orange shirt to honour those who attended residential school.