Most Indigenous women and girls were found to be killed by someone they knew, report says
Mount Garibaldi known as Nch’ḵay̓ prior to colonization
Indigenous group believes there may be unmarked graves at the site
Hundreds gathered across Canada to mark the day on Saturday
Sgt. Chantal Larocque sang the national anthem for the team’s National Truth and Reconciliation Day ceremony
An Act Respecting First Nations, Metis and Inuit Children Youth and Families became law in June 2019
Phyllis Webstad, Tsilhqot’in artist to bring Every Child Matters to life for children 6 and up
‘No matter what’s in front of you, don’t let it stop you’
Food costs hurting First Nations children at disproportionately high levels here and across Canada
Return to B.C. from Scottish museum could mark new chapter in post-colonial relationships
Historic repatriation marks a significant milestone for the Nisga’a
Coast Salish artist Dahlila Charlie from Beecher Bay First Nation designed the mosaic
Judge says B.C. has a duty to consult, but rejects Indigenous bid to quash existing claims
Some school districts developing unique courses alongside First Nations to fulfill new requirement
Shopping for something to wear on Orange Shirt Day? Here’s what you need to know
Film documents 1950s efforts to preserve music threatened by potlatch ban, residential schools
Public invited to free event
First Nations halting temporarily access to ‘harvest and gather’ resources
Valerie Bob will be remembered for her courage and perseverance
The deal would resolve a decades-long dispute over the 25-sq.-km. oil, gas lease in the mountainous area