Vancouver
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City fences off CRAB Park encampment, moves ahead with week-long ‘clean up’
Many connected to the largely-Indigenous site worry people won’t be allowed back, while officials maintain it’s ‘not a decampment’
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Cree head chef brings Indigenous flavour to British-inspired gastropub: ‘He nails it every time’
Since joining the Cascade Room in 2022, Darrel Ahenakew has been cooking up dishes influenced by his upbringing in Treaty 6 and beyond
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In photos: Hundreds gather to celebrate Hoobiyee, the Nisg̱a’a new year
The annual urban event took place at the PNE Forum on March 1 and 2 — with a program of dance, storytelling, food and more
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New Sḵwx̱wú7mesh history book is a walk through legends, lifeways and lands
‘tiná7 cht ti temíxw (We Come from This Land)’ was written by journalist Kwetásel’wet with researchers from the nation
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At the All Native Basketball Tournament, the AMR team faces ups and downs
On the court in ‘Prince Rupert,’ the East Van team hangs in through injury and loss — heading into the weekend motivated to win
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On Valentine’s Day, people gather for 33rd annual Women’s Memorial March: ‘they still are loved’
Over a thousand people stood shoulder-to-shoulder in ‘Vancouver’s’ DTES Wednesday to renew calls for justice and support families of MMIWG2S
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In advance of the DTES memorial march, Desirae Cardinal braids women’s hair for strength
‘The three braids are for strength, pride, and love, and being able to carry yourself in that way’
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For the All My Relations team, the All Native tournament is bigger than basketball
After months of practice, the East Van basketball team arrived in Tsimshian territories ready to compete, visit with kin and share culture
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Exhibition showcases remarkable life of George Clutesi, who safeguarded Nuu-chah-nulth culture
The display at Bill Reid Gallery pays homage to the c̓išaaʔatḥ artist and his impact on future generations










