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British Columbia · British Columbia

Okanagan Nation Scrapping Fish Harvest over Dramatically Reduced Salmon Returns

100% Left coverage: 14 sources

Fishers are also being asked to be conservative with what they take from local waterways See the Story

British Columbia · British Columbia

One year after scathing report into 11-year-old’s death, watchdog says not enough has changed

100% Left coverage: 3 sources

One year after the province promised a "new vision" for child welfare following a scathing report into an 11-year-old boy's death, the B.C. Representative for Children and Youth (RCY), says not enough has been done to fix the system.See the Story

British Columbia · British Columbia

‘Truly Amazing and Really Emotional’: Historic Mortuary Poles Returned to Tla’amin Nation After Decades-Long Search

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

In late 2022, Drew Blaney was at the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) viewing some paddles and masks from his nation that were being held in the institution’s basement.See the Story

Kwakwaka'wakw artist Ernest Puglas explains how carving saved his life: 'This is powerful'

Kwakwaka’wakw carver Kuma’inukw (Ernest) Puglas works on a cedar welcome pole at the village of Toq on ‘Cortes Island,’ in 2023. Photo by Forrest Berman-Hatch Editor’s note: The author of this profile sits on the board of the Cortes Community Foundation, which commissioned Puglas’s welcome pole. IndigiNews is honoured to share Puglas’s story. Standing before a crowd of roughly 50 people on “Cortes Island,” carver Kuma’inukw (Ernest) Puglas first…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Anti-TMX Land Defenders’ Appeal Dismissed, Court Finds Judge ‘Did Not Err’ in Trial - The Turtle Island News

By Aaron Hemens, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews Three land defenders convicted in 2023 for their opposition to the Trans Mountain pipeline expansion (TMX) in Secwépemcúl’ecw have been denied a retrial, but say they intend to further escalate their appeal. On Friday, the provincial Court of Appeal dismissed attempts to overturn criminal contempt sentences for Secwépemc land defender April Thomas, Nlaka’pamux land defender Red De…British Columbia · British Columbia See the Story

Tiny house for matriarch opposing PRGT arrives in Gitxsan Lax’yip from ‘Victoria’

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

A hand-built tiny home arrived in Gitxsan territories on Sunday, marking the latest act of grassroots resistance to the Prince Rupert Gas Transmission (PRGT) pipeline.British Columbia · British Columbia See the Story

On wheels or horseback, journey to the Williams Lake Stampede fosters unity

Horse riders cross the Fraser River on their annual journey to the Williams Lake Stampede. Photo by Dionne Phillips Niomi Quilt began participating in an annual horse, bike and wagon ride to the Williams Lake Stampede back in 2010. “I saw them coming to town one year, and I fell in love with it,” says Quilt, who is from the Tŝilhqot’in Nation community of Yuneŝit’in. “I asked my grandma every year if I could join … I was the first one for my com…Williams Lake · Williams Lake Read Article

Kelowna’s Black Mountain the backdrop for $8.3 million wildlife corridor funding announcement

93% Left coverage: 14 sources

Environment Canada · Kelowna See the Story

Second annual Two-Spirit Powwow celebrates stamiyaʔ people: ‘It’s taken us generations to get here’

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Alexis Tonasket-Hoyt isn’t the first stamiyaʔ (Two-Spirit) person in their family — but they are the first to dance openly according to their gender identity.Kelowna · Kelowna See the Story

In Sitka, Łingít fishers share herring harvests with a surprise influx of grey whales

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

An unprecedented whale surge in Alaska waters has changed how humans interact with a vital yaaw fishery. The post In Sitka, Łingít fishers share herring harvests with a surprise influx of grey whales appeared first on High Country News.Fishermen · Sitka See the Story

35 years after the so-called 'Oka Crisis,' Kanien'kehá:ka activist hasn't seen much progress from 'Canada'

Katsi’tsakwas (Ellen Gabriel) speaks at a Truth and Reconciliation Day rally in ‘Montreal’ in 2024. Photo by Martin Akwiranoron Loft This article was originally printed in The Philanthropist Journal and appears here with permission and minor edits. Indigenous activist, artist and filmmaker Katsi’tsakwas Ellen Gabriel had just graduated from university 35 years ago when she was thrust on the front lines of a dispute that would make headlines arou…Montreal · Montreal Read Article

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Okanagan Nation Scrapping Fish Harvest over Dramatically Reduced Salmon Returns

One year after scathing report into 11-year-old’s death, watchdog says not enough has changed

‘Truly Amazing and Really Emotional’: Historic Mortuary Poles Returned to Tla’amin Nation After Decades-Long Search

Kwakwaka'wakw artist Ernest Puglas explains how carving saved his life: 'This is powerful'

Anti-TMX Land Defenders’ Appeal Dismissed, Court Finds Judge ‘Did Not Err’ in Trial - The Turtle Island News

Tiny house for matriarch opposing PRGT arrives in Gitxsan Lax’yip from ‘Victoria’

On wheels or horseback, journey to the Williams Lake Stampede fosters unity

Kelowna’s Black Mountain the backdrop for $8.3 million wildlife corridor funding announcement

Second annual Two-Spirit Powwow celebrates stamiyaʔ people: ‘It’s taken us generations to get here’

In Sitka, Łingít fishers share herring harvests with a surprise influx of grey whales

35 years after the so-called 'Oka Crisis,' Kanien'kehá:ka activist hasn't seen much progress from 'Canada'

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Kwakwaka'wakw artist Ernest Puglas explains how carving saved his life: 'This is powerful'

Anti-TMX Land Defenders’ Appeal Dismissed, Court Finds Judge ‘Did Not Err’ in Trial - The Turtle Island News

Tiny house for matriarch opposing PRGT arrives in Gitxsan Lax’yip from ‘Victoria’

On wheels or horseback, journey to the Williams Lake Stampede fosters unity

Kelowna’s Black Mountain the backdrop for $8.3 million wildlife corridor funding announcement

Second annual Two-Spirit Powwow celebrates stamiyaʔ people: ‘It’s taken us generations to get here’

In Sitka, Łingít fishers share herring harvests with a surprise influx of grey whales

35 years after the so-called 'Oka Crisis,' Kanien'kehá:ka activist hasn't seen much progress from 'Canada'