Memorial pole raised on Highway of Tears in B.C. for families
A memorial pole has been raised near Terrace, B.C., in memory of Indigenous women who…
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How gardening is helping Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation cope with COVID-19
The Granny Gardeners project is giving Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk) people a sense of agency and power amid uncertainty.
New park created to preserve ancient cedars in B.C.
“The forest is something we have to protect”
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
Nisga’a leader behind B.C.’s ‘first modern treaty’ dead at 84
Joseph Gosnell “carried himself quietly and with dignity, but when he spoke, he was heard.”
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”
Carver honours late mother with B.C. city’s first totem pole in three decades
Lyle Campbell and his team laboured through pandemic conditions to deliver pole on time
Prophet First Nation ends its legal battle over Site C dam
Prophet First Nation in British Columbia has ended its legal battle against the provincial government…
Westbank First Nation youth reconnecting to canoe culture
The pandemic has not held back Westbank First Nation youth, who are working on their first canoe this summer.