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Two Indigenous nurses pave the way to lead health care beyond a colonial past
Prior to colonization, Indigenous healers and midwives held significant roles in their communities, serving with their knowledge of harvesting…
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Investigation findings released from last year’s fatal float plane accident near Tahsis
Almost one year ago, in the early afternoon of June 20, a privately registered float-equipped…
Navigating a traditional canoe brings critical lessons for students
The classroom is going into traditional-styled Nuu-chah-nulth canoes at the end of this school…
Nanaimo’s Indigenous Justice Centre opens, specializing in supporting First Nations clients
Since January, Nanaimo's Indigenous Justice Centre has been taking on First Nation, Métis, and…
Tseshaht purchases former mill parking lot to make way for residential housing
Tseshaht First Nation plans to transform a barren waterfront mill parking lot into residential…
‘We’re here for you’: Hospital’s positions work to overcome generations of poor healthcare experiences for Indigenous patients
Amanda Watts of Tseshaht and Deb Melvin of the Metlakatla First Nation have a varied day-to-day…
‘I just pray to the Ancestors and hope’: Nuu-chah-nulth teens talk truth on Red Dress Day
Maxine Clutesi is 13 going on 14. The young Nuu-chah-nulth teen likes vintage fashion and jokes…
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‘Should we go missing, we must be found’: Parliament takes steps towards Red Dress Alert
On March 19, MP Leah Gazan took to Parliament Hill, on behalf of the House of Commons status of women committee, to announce the beginning of…
