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Challenges of the Mi’kmaw harvesters ‘mirror’ those of several west coast First Nations, says Tsawout chief
Chief Nicholas XEMŦOLTW̱ Claxton ‘frustrated’ by the Canadian treaty violations he’s seeing in the Mi’kmaw territory.
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‘More than a headline:’ Sabrina Jack’s family opens up one year after her death
The Jack family remembers their Sabrina’s humour, care and strength
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Secwépemc matriarch cuts off her hair in defence of her lands and waters
Miranda Dick, from the Secwépemc Nation cut off her hair before being arrested, defending her lands and waters
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Watering down the violence against Mi’kmaw fishermen ‘dehumanizes Native people’
Mi’kmaq lawyer Pamela Palmater and professor Candis Callison weigh in on the media’s coverage of the violence against Mi’kmaw people.
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Comprehensive review underway following death of Cree teen in government care
B.C.’s Representative for Children and Youth promises to review case after youth’s family and Indigenous leadership call for investigation.
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What’s at stake for Indigenous kids in care this provincial election?
We analyzed party platforms and reached out to the leaders of B.C.’s three major political parties
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New series on Indigenous reproductive health looking for stories
We’re launching a series on Indigenous reproductive health — past, present, future — and we want to hear your stories and ideas.
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Emilee Gilpin joins the IndigiNews team as managing editor
‘Everything about this is exciting,’ she says.
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Federal government wants provinces to act on systemic racism, but won’t enforce it
Federal ministers held an “emergency meeting” on Friday with provinces and service providers to hear lived experiences of racism in healthcare.
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Dene author Katłįà’s debut novel showcases northern perspectives
Land-Water-Sky/Ndè-Tı-Yat’a, released today, is inspired by an ‘uncanny’ trip to Katłįà’s grandmother’s birthplace.