Logging company granted injunction extension in Fairy Creek old-growth dispute
A lawyer representing protestors says they are concerned the court’s decision may not protect the…
B.C.
What is happening to Indigenous men and boys along B.C.’s Highway of Tears?
APTN Investigates has learned that nearly 20 men and boys have gone missing along the notorious route.
British Columbia provides $3.7M to Indigenous tourism for pandemic recovery
The B.C. government has announced that it is providing $3.7 million to help Indigenous businesses…
Prince Rupert apartment fire victims still looking for housing as temporary shelter comes to an end
Advocates say affordable housing in the city needs to be addressed by all levels of government.
Thousands have died of drug overdoses since B.C. declared a state of emergency in 2016 – now what?
It’s been six years since British Columbia declared a state of emergency over the number…
19th annual BC Natural Resource Forum goes virtual for the second consecutive year
Indigenous leaders, resource company CEOs, and the provincial government discuss ways to strengthen the province’s…
First Nations in B.C. work towards ending racism in the education system
Two First Nations in northern British Columbia have formed what they’re calling an Indigenous Education…
B.C. Civil Liberties Association says RCMP complaints process ‘should improve’ after court ruling
A federal judge says the RCMP Commissioner must respond to public complaints within six months…
B.C. court says First Nations may be entitled to ‘substantial compensation’ for lost fishing rights
In the same ruling, Justice Nigel Kent dismissed a request to have the company fix the Nechacko River.