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Wilson-Raybould says federal government has 'fallen back' on Indigenous legal reform

Wilson-Raybould says federal government has 'fallen back' on Indigenous legal reform

Former justice minister Jody Wilson-Raybould told an Indigenous justice forum that she fears the federal Libe…

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The art of the positive women

The art of the positive women

Women living with HIV often still feel fear of being discovered. Art gives them a chance to tell their storie…

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Shellfish poisoning becoming less predictable, say researchers in Alaskan Indigenous communities ...

Shellfish poisoning becoming less predictable, say researchers in Alaskan Indigenous communities ...

Point Louisa is a common clamming spot for harvesters from the Tlingit and Haida tribes, as well as the Filip…

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Can Reporting on Vulnerable People Do More Harm than Good? | The Tyee

Can Reporting on Vulnerable People Do More Harm than Good? | The Tyee

We had believed that going to the Downtown Eastside with good intentions would enable us to report with sensi…

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When Tradition Meets Business and Science: The Complex World of Kisameet Clay | The Tyee

When Tradition Meets Business and Science: The Complex World of Kisameet Clay | The Tyee

About 30 kilometres southeast of Bella Bella in the Central Coast region of British Columbia, there is a low-…

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Democracy Watch - Episode January 11, 2018 | CiTR

Democracy Watch - Episode January 11, 2018 | CiTR

This is a special TWO HOUR edition of Democracy Watch! The first half of the show explores intensifying resis…

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UBC's sessional lecturers advocate for more job security

UBC's sessional lecturers advocate for more job security

Charmaine Gorrie has been a full-time instructor at the University of British Columbia for 20 years teaching …

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'Gender-blind' Jesus Christ Superstar retelling propels classic into modern day - Vancouver Weekl...

'Gender-blind' Jesus Christ Superstar retelling propels classic into modern day - Vancouver Weekl...

The set of Richard Berg's adaptation of Jesus Christ Superstar - which ran at the North Vancouver Centennial …

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B.C. Supreme Court sides with Squamish Nation in eviction battle

B.C. Supreme Court sides with Squamish Nation in eviction battle

A former tenant of a Squamish Nation trailer park has been ordered to pay more than $10,000 in back rent and …

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Despite limited resources, indigenous-language programs persevere in B.C.

Despite limited resources, indigenous-language programs persevere in B.C.

"The universe was in darkness." And with a sudden burst of light, life formed. According to Squamish heredita…

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