Okanagan
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Splatsin Elder struggles to stop tubers from accessing his private property
Nathan Kinbasket wants the public and the government to respect his land by steering clear of it.
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Get cultured this summer with these virtual classes
Check out these online seminars for Indigenous Peoples to learn traditional practices from the safety of their home.
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IndigiNews of the week: Let’s talk sovereignty
A weekly highlight of what is happening in Indigenous and related news across the Nation.
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Community rallies around Okanagan fishermen in dispute over land rights
People gathered to march for their inherent fishing rights, and celebrate the removal of the fence blocking river access.
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Using the Medicine Wheel to find contemporary healing
How Idris Hudson was influenced by the Medicine Wheel to deliver traditional medicines to Indigenous and non-Indigenous communities.
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What does sovereignty actually mean in Canada?
IndigiNews heard your questions about what sovereignty means for Indigenous Peoples, and we have answers.
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Okanagan Nation fisherman accused of trespassing in dispute over traditional fishing grounds
John Kruger of Okanagan Nation was fishing in Okanagan Falls, B.C. when he was approached by a woman on private property asking him to leave
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‘Trust the process’: Syilx author shares her journey of healing in new book
Calling My Spirit Back is based on Elaine Alec’s past and present, and provides traditional tools for wellness.
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Okanagan Indigenous Music and Arts Festival successfully kicks off second year
Co-founders Jennifer Money and Danielle Crowe share the inspiration for the festival and how it’s been adapted to the pandemic.
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IndigiNews of the week: Time for change
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening across the Nation.