Town working to transfer property to Stz’uminus First Nation’s development arm
The site will now be permanently protected for historical and investigative purposes
Painting of former Kuper Island Residential School donated back to the community
‘In the case where you can return things, where it’s necessary to make a gesture, better to do it’
Manitoba not making it a provincial statutory holiday this year
Archibald: government has failed to create more economic opportunities for First Nations
Mowachaht/Muchalaht First Nation looks towards renewable energy microgrid to power future community
B.C. would become the 6th province or territory to designate Sept. 30 as a holiday.
Lillian Dyck said a CBC investigation convinced her that Turpel-Lafond lied about being Indigenous
Officials will engage with Indigenous communities and the public to discuss a new name
2 of the report’s 94 calls to action completed this year — bringing the total completed so far to 13
Tuesday event launches call for nominations for the 2023 B.C. Reconciliation Awards
Canada’s former justice minister releases ‘True Reconciliation: How to Be a Force for Change’
Coal Tyee Elementary School now Syuẁén’ct Elementary School
Tseshaht First Nation denounces act, says there is ‘zero tolerance’ for racism in community
First Nations Leadership Council deeply concerned B.C. had not made Sept. 30 a statutory holiday.
Survivors, families recognized in spirit of reconciliation
Hallowed Nisga’a song shares the anguish of stolen children and mothers’ arms left empty
Hundreds gather at Centennial Square on National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Speeches and events happen even as the grim work that helped inspire the day continues
