Man injured by RCMP still fighting for full settlement
A British Columbia man continues to fight for more of the money he won in…
British Columbia
Artifacts found at pipeline site not in original location: regulator
In January, police arrested 14 people at a blockade in the area.
B.C. social worker accused of punishing Indigenous youth for sexual assault while in foster care
An Indigenous woman who is suing two social workers as a result of treatment she…
Enbridge responds to Lheidli T’enneh lawsuit, says turning off gas pipeline not in public interest
Enbridge Inc. says its natural gas pipeline in B.C., which exploded last fall in Lheidli…
Indigenous advocates share the love on International Women’s Day
Today is International Women’s Day. And in Vancouver, there are more than a few dynamic…
Dakota access pipeline documentary opens at Women in Film Festival in Vancouver
A documentary about mother and daughter activists who have dedicated their lives to continuing traditional…
‘Puglaas rocks’: B.C chiefs comes together to support Jody Wilson-Raybould
Since former justice minister and attorney general Jody Wilson-Raybould testified earlier this week, there has…
Safe haven ‘Little’s Place’ open in Surrey and ready to help women get off the streets
In March of 2018, Atira Women’s Resource Society began demolishing the abandoned Motel Hollywood in…
To Litigate or Negotiate: Atikamekw Nation is divided on how to approach land claim
Grand Chief Constant Awashish stands in front of a giant map of the Atikamekw territory…