During two events this week, people came together to support survivors and their families in the wake of masked denialists demonstrating on the reserve: ‘They don’t win, and they’re not going to’

At multi-day anniversary commemorations in pêhonânihk (Fort Carlton), young people envision their future

The Malahat highway expansion could affect at-risk species and remove over 700 trees. Carl Olsen is holding B.C. to account

For two decades, researchers at the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre have tracked snakes across syilx homelands — while helping people appreciate the often-feared creatures

IndigiNews’s first annual ReFocus training ended with a blanket ceremony and celebration, as participants were wrapped in ‘love and acceptance and support’

The Upper Nicola Band released 11 captive-born owls in spax̌mn — part of a decade-long effort to reinstate the tiny birds of prey whose populations have plummeted

Worldwide, Indigenous leaders say colonial governments aren’t meeting human rights criteria outlined in the declaration — Kenneth Deer says independent oversight is needed

Sitting in a wigwam with my mother Judy Da Silva, I'm reminded how far-reaching the crisis is in our community — and how justice is still possible

Secwépemc and Nlaka’pamux activists arrested at pipeline site ceremony await Supreme Court of Canada’s green light to appeal, as allies fundraise for legal costs

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Cameron sinkʷə Fraser-Monroe is debuting his piece around ‘B.C.’ — but his sold-out show in his home territories feels particularly special

Lawyer for the RCMP, provincial and federal governments argues the trial is not about how police treat media as a whole

Foster parents in ‘Courtenay, B.C.’ speak out after a string of alleged incidents targeting them and their 16-year-old foster son, as they wait for trial

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It hasn’t been an easy journey to take power back from colonial child ‘welfare’ agencies — but the newly launched Wila Dildilsdi’m is counting every small victory

The 14 year old, whose spirit name is Achakapis, is believed to have been left ‘no more than 150 km’ from ‘Edmonton’ on land, as investigators reveal specified area for search

'Our ancestors used to build their houses right along the same river,' says public works director. 'It's very special for us to go back home to the same spot'

After landmark ruling grants ‘Vancouver Island’ First Nations title to Tl'uqtinus summer village and nearby fishing rights, xʷməθkʷəy̓əm see it as a ‘disheartening’ betrayal

The Okanagan population of yilíkʷlxkn has been depleted by up to 70 per cent by mange over two decades — a year-long project aims to find a drug to treat it

Xatśūll First Nation had applied to stop construction on the project.

The community celebrated the repatriation during the opening of a new cultural centre, part of a wider reclamation

Kelowna hopes to increase housing density, instead of sprawl, while a proposed Okanagan wildlife corridor seeks to conserve rare ecosystems

Questioned at a private community meeting about contamination in Wolfe Creek, a Hudbay Minerals representative insists she ‘would drink the water’

As the key winter connectors disappear, First Nations are looking for all-season solutions amid a push for mineral extraction on their lands

Indigenous peoples are navigating the slow collapse of winter roads — and an even slower pace of help.

As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind

As the CJC hands out millions to ‘Canadian’ media under the federal Online News Act, our Indigenous newsroom is left behind

It‘s not common for four journalists who have the same ancestral language to work on a story in both English and ‘the language that the Buffalo were hearing hundreds of years ago‘

A delegation from the ‘B.C.’ nation asked governments for help responding to the emergency, saying they want to expand cultural care

A delegation from the ‘B.C.’ nation asked governments for help responding to the emergency, saying they want to expand cultural care

Trump's border policies are making an impact as this year’s largest gathering of global Indigenous leaders, activists, and policymakers begins in 'NYC'

A rare look inside B.C.’s oversight of the oil and gas sector, thanks to 40,000 records released through freedom of information legislation

The Yuquot Whalers Washing House, held in AMNH since 1904, is back with its original keepers — representing a 'very important' part of Mowachaht/Muchalaht culture