Rebecca Strong, 20, is in the running for a million-dollar prize after making it through the first round of the show with a coveted ‘golden buzzer’ moment

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Story by Dionne Phillips (Dionne)

UBCIC unequivocally condemns racism and threats of sexual violence from this former Port Moody Land Use Committee member. We stand with the Coast Salish mother and her daughter who have been targeted with this anti-Indigenous racist vitriol #MMIWG

exciting day! there's a new digital Indigenous lit mag, Yarrow, and it features this absolutely John A MacDonald-stomping piece from âpihtawikosisân, along with other stunners. yarrowmag.com/issue-one/blog…

me and Eden Fine Day wrote a letter of support putting Aaron Hemens forward for this award, he deserves all the recognition for the care and respect he puts into his work and I'm so happy to see his name here! 🥰

Congrats soul sister! Dionne

Jennifer A We produced a doc series for Crave called 'Thunder Bay' telling this story.

We've put out a lot with @Canadaland
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Willow Fiddler's work with The Globe and Mail has been great.

Seven Fallen Feathers by Tanya Talaga is probably available at your library.

As wildfires raged just 8 miles away Bell told Bloodvein First Nation they had to pay $652,000 to turn on a switch and get cell service from a cell tower built on their land.

That is unacceptable.

Oligopolies like Bell have failed First Nations, workers, and consumers.

A Swampy Cree Elder says she spent a lot of her life hurting herself because of the treatment she endured in her childhood years.

And now Betty Ross has decided to take her life back by sharing her journey on the big screen.
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The BC First Nations Justice Council released a report that highlights the needs of Indigenous communities across the province on how to end violence against Indigenous women, girls and Two-Spirit.

BCFNJC Chair Kory Wilson highlights some of the priorities tonight on N2N.

Common sense means harm reduction and safe supply.

Elders, Youth and other attendees gathered to welcome salmon back to the Xwulqw’selu Sta’lo with protocol and prayers

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Story by Shalu Mehta (Shalu Mehta)

Report finds unhoused Indigenous women in Yellowknife are ‘over-policed and under-protected by the RCMP’
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Thank you everyone joining us on the official launch of our Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw | Squamish Nation history book “Tiná7 Chet Ti Temíxw: We Come From This Land”.

Available at all book stores! Buy your copy today.

TW: Indian Residential Schools

We extend our deepest sympathies to theʕaaḥuusʔath (Ahousaht) First Nation as they release the preliminary findings of their search for unmarked graves and missing children from the 2 former residential schools in their territory.

'...because we have the truth, we have the records and the documents, and now we get to decide what healing looks like for us.' Laura Arndt, Executive Lead, Survivors' Secretariat @
buff.ly/3JaNv0x #IndigenousRights #cdnpoli

Mental Health and Addictions Minister Jennifer Whiteside said offering supports informed by Indigenous knowledge is important, “so they can feel safe and connected to their culture while they focus on their healing in the short and long term.” 🪶🪶

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Source of Healing
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‘My heart’s very heavy’: Inquest into deaths of 4 Indigenous women starts in Whitehorse | Sara Connors
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Ahousaht First Nation to release findings from search for missing residential school children
News conference to be held Wednesday afternoon
In a news release Monday, ̣̣ʕaaḥuusʔath said the findings come from ground surveys, archival research
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