Okanagan
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How parents in the Okanagan Nation can prepare for the start of the school year
A family of women discuss what it was like to find healing after enduring years of mental health issues, addictions and sexual violence.
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How three generations of women are working to stop the impacts of intergenerational trauma
A family of women discuss what it was like to find healing after enduring years of mental health issues, addictions and sexual violence.
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Summer is coming to an end
Here’s a roundup of news and information about what’s happening as we move into September.
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Okanagan Indian Band gets innovative with virtual and outdoor classes this fall
The OKIB Education Services Department will be implementing a mix of learning styles for elementary students amid the pandemic.
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Friendship centre in Vernon, B.C. utilizes COVID-19 closure to upgrade facilities
North Okanagan Friendship Centre Society is getting renovations and repairs as staff prepare to reopen.
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Secwépemc innovator develops water quality app for community
Water operator Trever Andrew built the app to track water quality, providing First Nations communities better access to important data.
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How an Indigenous learning centre in the Okanagan is getting creative for fall
The En’owkin Centre is finding new ways to offer classes as the pandemic continues and school begins.
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IndigiNews of the week: Revitalize and restore
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening across the Nation.
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Westbank First Nation distributes fish to its community members
As part of ONA’s efforts to restore traditional food systems and food sovereignty, WFN distributes its annual sockeye.
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How this Métis woman built her own wine tour company
A boutique company, owner Terri Axani says DiVine Tours is all about the experience for her customers.