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Indigenous peoples bear the brunt of climate change — but get almost none of the money to fight it
‘They literally created a problem that is on us to prove our capacity to solve,’ expert warns, as billion-dollar climate funds impose barriers against Indigenous peoples accessing them
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New harm-reduction program in kiʔlawnaʔ focused on cultural wellness
knknxtəwix̌ (We Walk Hand in Hand) wants to go beyond the frontlines to make changes within the system itself
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‘Multigenerational trauma’: Cree woman challenging Canada’s off-reserve child welfare practices
A survivor of the Millennium Scoop, Cheyenne Stonechild is now taking on the federal government in a certified class-action lawsuit
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Snuneymuxw prepares ‘all hands on deck’ to host 2023 Junior All Native Tournament
The Youth basketball event, the largest in the province, is a significant sporting and cultural event for Indigenous teams across ‘B.C.’
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We’re featuring Indigenous water stories
IndigiNews is launching a series of stories around protecting oceans, lakes, rivers and more
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Boutique adds Indigenous representation to kiʔlawnaʔ’s downtown
Lisa Luscombe opened Fireweeds Boutique in the fall of 2022 — and the business is the culmination of a longtime passion
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Expanse of deep ocean off ‘Vancouver Island’ set to become protected area
First Nations and federal government sign MOU to co-manage proposed MPA in 133,019-square-km section of the Pacific
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