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First Nations cookbook fuses traditional Pacific Northwest Coast knowledge and modern cuisine
Ts'msyen First Nations harvesters Rachel and Spencer Greening have a new Indigenous food knowledge cookbook, Gyetk (pronounced gy-e-tk and meaning “to…
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First Nations Fisheries Council gets funding boost to ‘stay engaged’ at decision tables
On August 26 the provincial government provided the First Nations Fisheries Council of British…
Lack of attention given to ‘profound’ mental health challenges among Indigenous men, says advocacy campaign
September is Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and a new Canadian movement called End the…
Wildfire incidents up from last year, but significantly less hectares burned on Vancouver Island
Since April 1 of this year, 313.5 hectares have burned on Vancouver Island due to 154 wildfire…
Tseshaht acquires large property for housing
The Tseshaht First Nation has acquired a large property on the edge of its reserve, with plans…
Ucluelet’s new Japanese pavilion celebrates cross-cultural relationships
The Ucluelet Japanese Canadian History Pavilion officially opened on a sun-soaked Aug. 29 when…
Passing of sole fluent Ditidaht speaker leaves void in Nuu-chah-nulth language
Like a giant cedar tree cut down, the passing of Ditidaht elder Michael Thompson (Kwiibaalaah)…
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Inquest recommendations fall short on delving into ‘devastating’ problem, says Sayers
As Indigenous people continue to face a high rate of confrontations with police, a First Nations leader is disappointed that recent jury…
