Indigenous opposition to pipeline shouldn’t outweigh others: Provinces
A lawyer for Trans Mountain Corp. defended the government’s consultation with Indigenous groups.
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Surprise parka donation in Vancouver now headed to museum
Two traditional parkas were donated as part of a clothing drive to an organization on…
Deadline for Ed John court case moved to January
A court appearance for prominent lawyer, leader and chief Ed John has been postponed until…
B.C. coalition wants to know how much Trans Mountain pipeline project is actually going to cost
The Trudeau government said Tuesday that the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion project is well underway….
Light Up Lisims lifts spirits with lights in Northern B.C.
“We were wondering what we could do to help lift spirits and bring some joy.”
British Columbians talk about province adopting UNDRIP
It’s been one week since the government of British Columbia made the United Nations Declaration…
Lheidli T’enneh Nation celebrates historic night with first potlatch in nearly a century
In Dakelh language, it is known as Balhats – a potlatch. And on Nov. 29…
UNDRIP bill becomes law in B.C. after it fails federally
Todd Lamirande Nation to Nation British Columbia became the first jurisdiction in Canada to formally…
UNDRIP bill to receive royal assent Thursday in B.C., some leaders remain cautious
Correction: The original story said that the B.C. UNDRIP law received royal assent on Wednesday. …