Secwepemcúl’ecw
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‘He was everywhere – he still is everywhere’: The continuing legacy of Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour
Everything that McNeil-Seymour stood for can be viewed in an art piece he helped create in 2018, which has found its way back to his homelands
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Basketball superstar from Tkemlúps te Secwépemc, 14, heads to NAIG 2023
Waki-Ya Charging Bear Diablo is departing for Kjipuktuk (Halifax) this weekend to play for Team BC in the U14 men’s league
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‘One united purpose’: Sinixt, Secwépemc people paddle together amid contentious treaty news
‘Waterways have always been our way of connecting,’ says Stevey Seymour, who helped organize the week-long canoe journey on the waters of sn̓x̌ʷn̓tkʷítkʷ
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A Secwépemc love story: Couple celebrates vow renewal and baby blessing
Landon Sekwaw Peters and Joseph Jules-Peters wanted to celebrate their growing family and how far they’ve come
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Trailblazing Secwépemc leader George Manuel memorialized on Canada Post stamp
The commemorative stamp was unveiled during an event at Tsleil-Waututh Nation and will be released on National Indigenous Peoples Day
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Secwépemc actor, whose Cannes warrior call went viral, wants to motivate Youth
William Belleau of Esk’etemc First Nation recently celebrated the premiere of ‘Killers of the Flower Moon’ in France — but it all started in Williams Lake
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Secwépemc law presented in court, but judge says B.C.’s rules ‘reflect the public’s view’
‘We can’t even make a decision on our own territory without that being impeded by this court system,’ says land defender being sentenced
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‘There’s no respect’: Judge’s comments shock KIRS survivor as land defenders given jail time
As sentences were handed out to six people, a Secwépemc Matriarch has already appealed over ‘blatant bias’ in favour of TMX
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Indigenous boutique opens on Secwépemc homelands
Red Hummingbird Boutique is an Indigenous Boutique that carries uniquely created and upcycled items and is open until September 2022.
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Trudeau called out for ‘words and broken promises’ by Secwépemc mom
Ashley Michel stood and addressed Prime Minister Trudeau during his visit to Tk’emlups te Secwépemc (Kamloops, B.C.) on Monday.