Landslide shows power of Mother Nature, says chief as worries now turn to salmon run
A massive landslide sending a torrent of water carrying large trees and debris downstream shows…
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Intervenors join Gitxaała in court to argue against B.C. mining law
The First Nations Leadership Council, six environmental groups, four First Nations and two mineral exploration…
Nations in British Columbia sign agreement to take over jurisdiction of child welfare
Simpcw and Gitsegukla Nations traded sockeye salmon to celebrate the signing of the first co-created…
Two First Nations in B.C. share child welfare agreement – and salmon
Two First Nations in B.C. came together this week to sign a declaration recognizing their…
IndigiNews: TMX continued work in river for two weeks after salmon controversy
After residents and activists rang alarm bells during the early salmon run on Aug. 7, pipeline expansion staff continued working in the Coquihalla River until Aug. 21
Tŝilhqot’in Nation asking hunters with moose tags issued by B.C. government to stay home
Nation says it wasn’t consulted by B.C. government on moose tag numbers.
Concern for B.C. Sockeye salmon as Fraser River return estimates drop by millions
Optimism over an expected bumper season for wild British Columbia sockeye salmon has turned to…
‘People will eat this year’: First Nations celebrate salmon rebound after Big Bar landslide
Fish watchers say 280,000 salmon made it upstream of the slide site this summer
Commercial fishers and wild salmon advocates cheer large returns to B.C. waters
Fishing on the Skeena River in northwest B.C. has never been better, says salmon fisher