The Mamu Nikantetau Expedition, an annual 10-day, 350-kilometre canoe/walking trek between Ottawa and Montreal, is designed to foster reconciliation and reconnection among elders and youth of sever...

Sooke walk, South Island Powwow, bike ride among many events marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday.

Sooke walk, South Island Powwow, bike ride among many events marking National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Wednesday.

The space will be open from Sept. 30 throughout the year

Splatsin hosts orange shirt walk Wednesday, North Okanagan Friendship Centre ceremony honours survivors

A Tahltan language instructor in northern B.C. says she uses a puppet named after the Tahltan word for grandmother to make teaching and learning more joyful.

The apology took place in a private ceremony on Sept. 19, and will be followed by a public delivery on Sept. 30.

Sqəmáθia, a rock sculpture of a person about a foot and a half tall, was flown home from the Canadian Museum of History in Quebec.

The only known pelt of an extinct woolly dog, a species raised for its thick coat by Coast Salish and Makah peoples, has returned to British Columbia for the first time.

The Mohawk musician’s career trajectory has taken him from bar shows to The Launch to Nashville, but he’s always stayed grounded in his Six Nations community

Various activities will also be offered during the month beforehand

The K'ómoks and We Wai Kai First Nations on mid-Vancouver Island say they have signed a historic protocol agreement as neighbouring nations.

A sign featuring the Squamish Nation's language and several B.C. locations are on display in a new Wolverine video game that’s expected to draw millions of players globally.

New research, conducted by the Angus Reid Institute and commissioned by Intrepid Travel, suggests fewer than half of British Columbians feel confident finding and choosing an Indigenous-led tourism ex...

Treaty talks have sparked numerous lawsuits, complaints over how overlapping territory has been handled.

Five nations from Parksville to Victoria find themselves suddenly in the public spotlight after 22 years of largely under-the-radar treaty talks with the B.C. and federal governments.

Charlotte Morritt-Jacobs brings us this story about the Syilx prayer gatherings that offer grounding as wildfires devastate Okanagan.

Juno-winner Aysanabee headlines the stage, amid three days full of events.

The Nisga’a Memorial Lava Bed Provincial Park preserves the story of a volcanic eruption that transformed the Nass Valley and the oral histories that have carried its lessons for generations.

Chippewas of the Thames First Nation is building a new 150-bed addiction and mental health treatment centre that will blend both Indigenous and Western practices to treat upwards of 900 people per yea...

A First Nations chief in Newfoundland and Labrador is calling on the popular online marketplace Etsy to reverse an upcoming ban on the sale of natural fur products on its site. The ban, scheduled to c...

Plants and animals are returning to the shoreline following a $10-million project to protect against erosion.

Blueberry River First Nations in B.C. says its new native plant orchard will help restoration efforts on land ravaged by industry and wildfires, while creating economic and cultural opportunities for ...

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Vancouver’s goal was to ensure that the First Nations were at the table in the planning process for the World Cup, and ultimately provide a platform that brings awareness to the city’s Indigenous comm...

On June 20, I was at the ceremony to rename Franklin Avenue to Wiiliideh Avenue.

Actors in Netflix’s upcoming “Little House on the Prairie” series say the latest adaptation of Laura Ingalls Wilder’s book series was intentional about portraying its Indigenous characters with depth ...

The carved sign is located outside the Williams Lake Tourism Discovery Centre

Folks can support local businesses and artists, all while celebrating Squamish’s cultural roots downtown this Canada Day.

A Swiss collector who has amassed thousands of Indigenous artifacts says he is eager to have his collection repatriated back to the communities it has come from.

Across the United States, Mexico and Canada, Indigenous people in host cities are taking part in World Cup festivities

The opening takes place more than 60 years after the two tribes, who are part of the Kwakwa̱ka̱ʼwakw peoples, were amalgamated and relocated to the Tsulquate reserve on northern Vancouver Island from ...

The first urban reserve in northeastern B.C. is now officially open in Fort St. John. It allows the Doig River First Nation to generate income by running businesses in the space while paying the city ...

The Puyallup Tribe is helping shape the tournament’s legacy through the celebration of culture, language, and environmental stewardship.

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Days before the first kickoff in Vancouver, the Tsleil-Waututh and Squamish Nations share what they’ve been planning and designing for FIFA. Leaders say event involvement has been a step towards inter...

Today, the City of Vancouver released its 2025–2026 United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (UNDRIP) Task Force Annual Report.

It was the "honour of a lifetime" to serve as the representative of the Crown in Canada for the past five years, outgoing Gov. Gen. Mary Simon said in a speech to parliamentarians on Wednesday.

Both B.C.'s attorney general and lawyers for the Cowichan (Quw'utsun) Nation are welcoming the Supreme Court of Canada's decision to not hear a case out of New Brunswick that weighed in on Aboriginal ...

/CNW/ - Today, Canada's Building Trades Unions (CBTU) announced the release of its Indigenous Reconciliation Action Plan (IRAP), a national, structured...

Squamish Nation is taking big steps to revitalize their language on their home territory, paving the way for a 'new normal.'

The Squamish Nation has condemned what it calls a damaging hoax after fake letters surfaced in Britannia Beach purporting to reclaim jurisdiction and order residents off their property.

Walk scheduled over three days and culminates in Mission

OTTAWA — British Columbia's Attorney General said her government may still bring forward legislation to amend key parts of the Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act, even as the Supreme ...

All 25 First Nations have filed claims to assert Aboriginal title to lands, but none have launched court actions specifically for privately held land

‘When incidents like this happen, we come together,’ says Skowkale Chief after mural vandalized