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A decorative road sign with the word "Terrace" on it next to a cement block with the words "Kitsumkalum Land" painted in red spray paint.

Territorial dispute grows along the Skeena as Lax Kw’alaams and Kitsumkalum signs vandalised

June 7, 2024

Dan Mesec -

CICK
Smithers,
British Columbia
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A headshot of the Regional Chief for BCAFN Terry Teegee. He is wearing a brown suit and stands with his arms crossed. There is a blue background behind him.

BC First Nations hosts climate leadership sessions in Terrace

June 5, 2024

Sabrina Spencer -

CFNR
Terrace,
British Columbia
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A violin, acoustic guitar and bass guitar are seen standing up in the background of a album cover. A mountain backdrop and purple flowers surround the instruments with a circle of flames sitting in the middle of the cover.

‘Sultans of String’ to showcase Indigenous artist collaboration album for Hamilton’s Art’s week

June 5, 2024

Andrew Dow -

CJKS
Ohsweken,
Ontario
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A two toned sign can be seen on the side of a red brick building. The left side of the sign is a dark shade of red with white lettering "Ganey Yohs" inside the sign, the right side is a light shade of red with white lettering "Health Centre" inside it.

Health Centre remains closed, council says seriousness downplayed by Indigenous Services Canada

June 4, 2024

Andrew Dow -

CJKS
Ohsweken,
Ontario
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3 men in front of sign holding red ribbon outside

Grandtrunk Pathway renamed ‘Xpilaxha – Charles & Emma Nelson Trail’

May 31, 2024

Sabrina Spencer -

CFNR
Terrace,
British Columbia
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A large, illuminated, puppet with the likeness of a mink hovers feet above an audience of predominantly children. One of those children has raised their arm, apparently to try to pet the puppet. The puppet has a glowing light-yellow hue, with a black nose and eyes that are lined black. The puppet is depicted with a brown and yellow iris, and has scruffy hairs hanging off of its face and body.

Luminous Waters returns to Abbotsford to mark National Indigenous History Month

May 30, 2024

Mike McCulloch -

CIVL
Abbotsford,
British Columbia
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The side of the parliament buildings in Ottawa. It is a sunny day and there is a blue sky in the background.

Assembly of First Nations discusses decolonization of the Canadian economy

May 30, 2024

Vanessa Landriault -

CFPO
Ottawa,
Ontario
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A conceptual design of the exterior for the proposed affordable housing complex- contributed photo Gitmaxmak'ay Nisga'a Society

Gitmaxmak’ay Nisga’a Society to purchase former hotel site for affordable housing complex

May 29, 2024

Sabrina Spencer -

CFNR
Terrace,
British Columbia
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One sign sits on top of a rock in front of some trees. The other sign has the part with lettering removed, so that all that is visible is an empty frame on top of a cement block.

RCMP investigating acts of vandalism on Highway 16

May 28, 2024

Dan Mesec -

CICK
Smithers,
British Columbia
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Front entrance of Six Nations Central Administration building. The exterior is red brick and dark black wood framing. Bushes can be seen in front of the building.

Six Nations to host Chiefs of Ontario Annual Chiefs Assembly, Regional Chief Election for first time

May 28, 2024

Andrew Dow -

CJKS
Ohsweken,
Ontario
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A large white building sign sits on a brick ledge. The sign says Six Nations of the Grand Development Corporation

Six Nations of the Grand River Development Corp to become largest Indigenous energy storage holder in North America

May 24, 2024

Andrew Dow -

CJKS
Ohsweken,
Ontario
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Qalipu Chief Jenny Brake with NL Industry Minister Andrew Parsons, while at the World Energy Summit in Rotterdam, Netherlands. They are seated in this photo and there is a dark green and yellow landscape behind them and water.

Qalipu chief is ‘pro-responsible progress” when it comes to wind hydrogen development

May 23, 2024

Tonya Organ -

CKVB
Corner Brook,
Newfoundland and Labrador
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