‘Evasive and inconsistent’; B.C. court turns down Nuxalk man’s appeal
The top court of British Columbia rejected all of Phillip Tallio’s grounds for appeal
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More join human rights complaint against Vancouver police
The case is expected to be heard in late 2022
Coastal First Nations in B.C. demand DFO respect their right to fish
On Aug. 4, the Ha’wiih issued fishers with licences. They will harvest according to allocations from their own fisheries plans.
‘I love it’: Herman Edward has been keeping his canoe journey alive for 20 years
The annual paddle upholds the syilx Peoples’ ancestral and territorial rights to cross the constructed Canada-U.S. border without interference.
Nisga’a Nation partners with gas companies to propose $10B LNG facility in B.C.
‘We expect controversy but we are going to engage in talks now,’ says Nisga’a President Eva Clayton
Gitxsan house asserts rights over access to forestry road in northern B.C.
‘With a strong house like ours, that’s coming together, with all of the spouses behind, we’re stronger,’ says hereditary chief
RCMP has video of ‘dark coloured truck’ outside church prior to fire on Penticton Indian Band land
Two on-reserve churches burned down on Indigenous Peoples Day in B.C.’s interior
Canada can’t be prosecuted for residential school crimes, says former UN-tribunal lawyer
When adopting Genocide Convention, Canada left out ‘mass transfers of children to another group’: Dale Lysak
Mother suing for ‘emotional shock’ after son dies upon release from Kitimat hospital
Joshua Benson collapsed on a sidewalk about an hour after being treated in the ER