Funeral and feast gatherings in northern B.C. lead to COVID warnings
The government is extending its provincial state of emergency until Sept. 15
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‘Sugar cubes’ and shower curtains: Indigenous students head into uncharted school territory
Schools are gearing up for a return like no other
Indigenous pictograph vandalized in B.C.
A sacred pictograph has been vandalized in British Columbia. Racist and vulgar statements were spray-painted…
Okanagan Indian Band gets innovative with virtual and outdoor classes this fall
Outdoor classrooms will be utilized as much as possible
Secwépemc innovator develops water quality app for community
Water operator Trever Andrew built the app to track water quality, providing First Nations communities better access to important data
Wet’suwet’en cabin burned in suspected arson, but chief says land protection will continue
Land defenders had been using Hereditary Chief Gidsay’wa’s cabin as a meeting place to oppose the Coastal GasLink pipeline
Negotiations on Wet’suwet’en rights and title continue
Talks over land rights continue with hereditary Wet’suwet’en leaders in northern B.C. In a joint…
Five B.C. First Nations say salmon decision shows systemic racism at DFO
Minister for DFO taking allegations of systemic racism “very seriously”
B.C. to transfer 4,000-acre ranch to Xatsull First Nation in ongoing treaty negotiations
Chief says gesture is “a sign of the changes that are needed to make reconciliation”