Taking stock in what was lost, and saved in B.C. after the Telegraph Creek fire
Driving to Telegraph Creek down Hwy 51, through what is known as the Grand Canyon…
Driving to Telegraph Creek down Hwy 51, through what is known as the Grand Canyon…
It’s been a hectic week for members of the Tahltan Nation in northern British…
Tina House APTN National News The battle between Industry, saving the land and culture is…
Indigenous peoples are being heard but opinion is divided on if their rights being respected
Elder leads group hundreds of kilometres down the Yukon river in the Spirit canoe.
APTN National News While the case of Michael Nehass plays out in the courtroom, the…
An Indigenous resistance group under the name of Secwepemc Ts’ka7 Warriors burned a bridge connected to a proposed British Columbia zinc and lead mine owned by the mining company now trying to clean up the Mount Polley environmental disaster, APTN National News has independently confirmed.
The Tahltan Nation in northern British Columbia has once again set up a road block to stop Imperial Metals from opening a new mine.
It’s been just over six weeks since the Tahltan Nation set up a protest camp along sacred headwaters in northern B.C.