Festival will include mountain biking, culture, films will be first of its kind
Residents are advised there are dangerous drugs in the area and to use with extra caution
“It has been very hard on communities,” said Joyce Cooper of the Tsilhqot’in Women’s Council
B.C. Assembly of First Nations Regional Chief Terry Teegee called the ruling a ‘win for First Nations and human rights’
‘I really can’t express the feeling, because it’s such a gift and a sacrifice’
Nadleh Whut’en will be sending a delegation to the Vatican in March, as part of the Assembly of First Nations delegation
Chief Fred Robbins says education is key to changing attitudes toward First Nations people
Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation has seeded 52 hectares burned in the White Lake wildfire
First Nations to appeal B.C. Supreme Court ruling on Nechako River and fisheries to hold Rio Tinto Alcan mining company accountable for damages
Former Esquimalt truck to be used to build skills, enable better community protection
Carmelita Abraham, 33, had been missing since late December
Data collected from buoy could help shift rural, Indigenous communities away from diesel
Mayor Walt Cobb apologizes for offending, but says WLFN open letter was a ‘personal attack”
Vancouver Island’s Pacheedaht chief says talks stalled on $22-million project for Port Renfrew
Roger Jimmie passed away last week
“When you look out in our territory all I see is devastation,” said Chief Priscilla Mueller
Hundreds of people walked with the Sts’ailes First Nation to remember residential school victims
Utility to provider to decommission 92-year-old Wilsey Dam, improve access for salmon
Murray Rankin said the pandemic and the complexities of the negotiations are behind the slow progress
World-renowned artist will carve cannery history to preserve the past for the future
