B.C. has allocated 25,000 doses of COVID-19 vaccine to First Nations for distribution by the end of February
Indigenous families are grossly overrepresented in birth alerts in B.C.
Ottawa announced before Christmas it would seek a judicial review of the decision
‘Our culture teaches that when something happens we are still. Now is the time to be still.’
Phone line offers meditation, poetry, children’s laughter
Indigenous Services Canada had confirmed nearly 10,000 cases of COVID-19 in First Nation communities
John Borrows is recognized for his work on Indigenous rights and laws
After 45 years of lobbying the federal and B.C. governments, the building is slated for demolition in the spring
A plan in March to use Indigenous names for some communities along the Sunshine Coast was met with backlash
Hearing their voices and language reminds us who we’re keeping safe
The remarks came during a panel discussion hosted by the Logic
The COVID-19 pandemic risks making the socio-economic inequity for First Nations worse than before.
Tla-o-qui-aht’s Masso and Wenstob share Pacific Rim Arts Society honour
The nation is calling on government to honour the Douglas Treaty
The bill includes a framework to create ways to align federal law with the declaration over time
In October, Neskantaga First Nation in northern Ontario, which has had a boil-water advisory in place for 25 years, were evacuated from their homes
The chief said he’d like to get a deal finalized as soon as possible
