Vancouver lit up in red to honour missing and murdered Indigenous women
More than a dozen family members and advocates shut down Cambie street in downtown Vancouver…
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Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre steps up to serve elders during pandemic
From Monday to Friday, the Vancouver Aboriginal Friendship Centre delivers hot lunches to elders throughout…
It took 15 years of advocacy to get cell coverage on Highway of Tears, and families say there is still much work to do
2006 report also outlined issues with police and transportation along the infamous highway.
Tupa’s Joint goes mobile as B.C. tries to shut down Indigenous pot shop
‘We will evolve and continue to smash through the blockades they put up,’ says Syilx shop owner.
Indigenous artist Joshua Watts uses traditional art form to connect to contemporary times
Ha’wilh Way’anis (Joshua Watts) invokes millenia-old practice to tell stories about this time of COVID-19.
Nuxalk Nation and Stz’uminus First Nation members gather to hang red dresses and remember loved ones
Along so-called Vancouver Island Highway, two Nations come together to hang red dresses and remember lost loved ones.
B.C. court overturns limits on Indigenous commercial fishery
Chiefs say court ruling a ‘really important decision.’
Health coordinator leads ‘wellness kit’ project for more than 200 Coast Salish youth
Adam Gauthier, who is Coast Salish, Cree and Métis, says the packages of self-care items are a way to show love for Indigenous youth both on reserve and off.
New video series uplifts wisdom of K’ómoks and Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw cultures
Interview series hosted by Kumugwe Cultural Society looks at culture, environment and more through voices of Elders and other ‘wise ones’