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Tla-o-qui-aht brings together educators and learners at Language Conference - Tiicmis?uknish ciqyakukqin (Our Language is Our Life)
Progress is being made in saving Indigenous languages but so much more needs to be done. That is why Tla-o-qui-aht took the lead and invited educators…
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Banishment, bans, property searches – First Nations bylaws to be challenged in Canadian court
Addictions, family violence, alcohol-related crime – these are issues faced by most First…
Haahuupayuk School to celebrate 50th anniversary
– Kids are happily skipping down the street as a school bus fills with kids. It’s 3:00 p.m. and…
Art as a pathway to healing for Hesquiaht artist
For Hesquiaht artist Laura Lee Graves, painting has become more than a creative practice. It has…
New study suggests demolition-bound homes could be an option for First Nations housing
A new study from Light House, a Canada-based non-profit focused on regenerative building…
Fifteen groups step up with Tseshaht to organize Orange Shirt Day walk on Sept. 30
The sixth annual Orange Shirt Day walk, hosted by the Tseshaht nation, will take place on…
High Chinook salmon prices bring gainful returns to Nuu-chah-nulth fisheries
With wild-caught Chinook salmon fetching as high as $7.75 per pound early in the season that…
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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 Columbia (FNFC) with $2 million in capacity funding…
