Pressure has been on senior governments working with First Nations to remove rock at slide site
Claims and counterclaims leave sub-contractors unpaid
Operating what’s now known as the Salish Sea Market provides economic opportunities for Penelakut
Bamfield still waiting for promised road upgrades after fatal bus crash last September
The goal was to encourage families to get outside and reconnect with their culture.
One year ago the RCMP descended on a camp that had been blocking access to a pipeline site
The ‘Indigenous Illuminations’ transforms the ordinary into something new
Mark Trueman restored the pole himself before it was stolen off of his property in Duncan
Children from ȽÁU,WEL,ṈEW̱ tribal school built salmon hats for festival on Sidney waterfront
Saanichton event a celebration of Indigenous culture
Earth drums will be on display at Cedar Hill Recreation Centre in August
Chiefs, politician, academics and Art Napoleon to attend
Traditional drumming, singing and dancing brings school together in celebration
A diverse range of artists now have their work up along Yates Street
A Totem that’s been in place for 65 years is being repatriated at the end of its life
Poles built in the 1950s have reached the end of their lives and will be repatriated
The Victoria Cool Aid Society and master carver Carey Newman help artists harness their skills
Former social worker Wally du Temple recalls his role in northern B.C.
GoFundMe for their legal defence hits $18,000
Indigenous Services Canada to send inspectors amid fractious climate
