Ontario announces end to ‘birth alerts’ by October 2020
Social workers use birth alerts to notify hospitals a newborn may be in danger
B.C.
Two off-grid First Nations switching to renewable energy
Two coastal First Nations in B.C. are switching to renewable energy from diesel. The off-grid…
Haida Nation pressuring sport fishermen to stay away during pandemic
A group of Haida Nation members confronted some sport fishermen at the Vancouver Airport who…
Indigenous cannabis dispensary grows in popularity after raids
Tupa’s Joint, in Vernon B.C., has experienced a surge in curious customers and for more than just its products
Bringing support to Indigenous students and communities, while fulfilling a dream
Candice Loring holds the first Indigenous-specific position with Mitacs
Probe into systemic racism in B.C. healthcare due in months
An independent investigator says anti-Indigenous racism is alive and well inside the B.C. healthcare system….
Haida Gwaii worries about COVID-19 as fishing lodge reopens
B.C. government hopes both sides can reach a mutual solution.
Day school survivors allege RCMP discrimination in historical abuse case
John Furlong has repeatedly denied the allegations.
Small steps toward reconciliation in Vernon, B.C.
Local First Nation and city now meet monthly to bridge communication gap