BC Salmon Farmers Association ‘heartened’ after its round of meetings with Fisheries minister
Groups want joint investigation of cross-border contamination from coal mining
Survivors have fought a years-long battle against Ottawa to release thousands of records
Application to register their child’s name was improperly refused, petition to court says
Chief echoed his calls for Ottawa to help his community establish its own police force
Thousands living with housing issues in Inuit Nunangat
It is up to Indigenous communities to determine who belongs, not media, union says
The Seven Nations Soaring Eagle Healing Centre near Creston will offer treatment for substance-use disorders
Centre will look at how to better benefit from sectors such as forestry, mining and natural gas
Between 15 and 18 per cent of chiefs have been women Canada-wide for the past 15 years
Group argues services deal for Squamish Nation’s Senakw project in Vancouver unlawfully approved
Tara Desousa was 15 years old when they sexually assaulted an infant in Quesnel in 1997
House fires have long posed a major safety risk to those living on reserve,
Saunders stole approximately $461,000 intended for 107 primarily Indigenous youth in his care
Canada-wide Sisters in Spirit vigils Oct. 4 honour missing and murdered Indigenous women and girls
145-kilogram iron meteorite landed billions of years ago and has spiritual significance
First Nations Leadership Council deeply concerned B.C. had not made Sept. 30 a statutory holiday.
Archibald: ‘Progress toward addressing many of the calls to action remains slow’
Created by Carey Newman, the art installation had previously only been viewable in person
VPD promises overhaul of police training, addressing of anti-Indigenous racism
