B.C. government announces new law to fight systemic racism
The provincial government in British Columbia says new legislation called the Anti-Racism Data Act and…
Lee Wilson
Lee is a video journalist with APTN News, who shoots, reports and edits stories out of northern British Columbia. As a member of the Haisla Nation, Lee is proud to call Kitimat Village home again after living on Vancouver Island for 18 years. He has a passion for storytelling and looks forward to sharing stories through the lens of First Nations people.
5 First Nations in B.C. get green light to start commercial crab fishery
They’ve been fighting for the inherent right to harvest food from the sea for decades.
Simpcw Nation signs the first co-created child welfare agreement in B.C.
The Tcwesétmentem agreement will integrate the First Nations practices, traditions and laws in child welfare decisions with their families.
Indigenous program allows youth to tackle water issues in their community
A Canada-wide Indigenous water initiative is providing young people with an opportunity to tackle water…
Prosecution service in B.C. reviewing case of Lake Babine Nation man’s death in custody
The B.C. Prosecution Service (BCPS) says it’s reviewing a report from the province’s police watchdog…
UNDRIP plan in B.C. offers ‘true transformation and reconciliation’ says chief
First Nations leaders in British Columbia are hopeful following the announcement of a five-year action…
La GRC enquête sur une attaque survenue sur un site de Coastal Gaslink en Colombie-Britannique
La police a publié des vidéos dans l’espoir d’identifier les personnes impliquées.
Land rights defenders weigh in on CGL incident on Wet’suwet’en territory
Violent attack betrays “our values of peaceful deliberation,” says elected chief.
Politicians condemn violence at Coastal GasLink construction site in northern B.C.
Company says attack was not ‘staged’ and its nightshift workers were ‘terrorized’.