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Indigenous History Month

It’s Indigenous History Month, and a much-needed report on UNDRIP is coming to city council.

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A Year after Kamloops, What’s Changed?
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The discovery of unmarked graves at residential schools brought promises of action. But critics say it’s painfully slow. When Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc …
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Keys to Unlocking the Indigenous Economy
The Tyee - Geordie Hungerford
Success flows from First Nations developing strong institutions that can support and sustain social and economic growth. How do we move forward as a …
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Ancient Fire Prevention Practices, Reignited
The Tyee - Amanda Follett Hosgood
First Nations want authority to manage wildfire risks, including the right to carry out controlled burns. When Russell Myers Ross thinks back to the …
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Prioritizing Indigenous Knowledge about Wild Pacific Salmon
The Tyee - Andrea Reid
What would happen if western science considered fish relatives, rather than commodities? Pacific salmon are far more than just food for many …
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New CBC Podcast Series on Kuper Island Residential School Seeks Justice
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‘It’s not just a dark chapter in Canada’s history. It’s the whole story,’ says host Duncan McCue. [Editor’s note: This story contains information …
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Indigenous People Have Been Here Forever. Why Won’t Archeologists Believe It?
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An Indigenous archeologist considers the conservatism in her discipline, and how it has shaped the way we view the ground beneath our feet. The …

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