B.C. premier pledges effort to end gender based violence on Moosehide Day
Two-thousand people take to the streets of Victoria to mark Moosehide Day.
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B.C. passes law recognizing Haida Nation’s right to self-governance
The Haida Nation Recognition Act that passed in the B.C. legislature will recognize the Council…
Lawyers told to take ‘the truth’ back to Ottawa
Canadian Human Rights Tribunal tours former Catholic day school
First Nations communities evacuated or on notice as wildfires take hold in B.C., Alberta
There are now 54 active fires in B.C. and 78 in Alberta. Evacuation orders are underway.
Relationship with RCMP sour before discrimination complaint: Survivors
Tense history between Indigenous peoples and RCMP cited at human rights hearing
B.C announces $30M to help First Nations transition away from diesel power
The province of British Columbia is providing $30 million to remote First Nations to help…
Journalist appears before human rights tribunal to talk about alleged abuse
Tribunal hears how making day school abuse public divided First Nations communities
Witness calls teacher a ‘muscle guy’ at former Catholic day school in northern B.C.
Hereditary chief Richard Perry showed his scars to Canadian Human Rights Tribunal
Human rights tribunal into complaint against RCMP underway in Burns Lake, B.C.
Mounties investigated allegations of abuse against day school teacher known as ‘A.B.’