Okanagan
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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.
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IndigiNews of the week: Our stories, our history
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening across the Nation.
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Syilx author and illustrator publishes his first children’s book
The Indigenous children’s book teaches Nsyilxcən language basics through illustrations revolving around the four seasons.
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Okanagan Nation DJ goes global with virtual music nights
DJ Bonneau has people tearing up the rug during lockdown with his Country Night Live broadcasts from home.
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‘Humour is part of our healing,’ says Cree Nakoda Sioux comedian Conway Kootenay
After performing in Okanagan territory, Kootenay explains why entertainers are needed now, in pandemic times, more than ever.
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IndigiNews of the week: Land protection
Your weekly roundup of news and information about what’s happening across the Nation.
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‘60s Scoop survivors still waiting for settlement amid pandemic
Thousands are still waiting for approval for ‘60s Scoop settlement payments. Now, due to the pandemic, the wait grows.
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Vernon social justice group rallies to raise awareness for human trafficking victims
Vernonites raised signs and awareness about the growing concerns over human trafficking at a downtown rally last week.
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For Indigenous youth, learning traditional canoe making means ‘to be proud of my culture’
The pandemic has not held back Westbank First Nation youth, who are working on their first canoe this summer.