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syilx Okanagan Nation declares watershed emergency: ‘We’re in a crisis right now’
By Aaron Hemens, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews The syilx Okanagan Nation has declared an emergency across six of its major watersheds in response to worsening droughts, declining fish populations, and growing threats to long-term water security throughout its territories. The declaration, issued Wednesday by the Okanagan Nation Alliance (ONA), applies to the Okanagan, Simikameen, Nicola, Kettle, Salmon and Bessette watersheds across B.C.’s southern Interior. Chief Robert Louie, of Westbank First Nation (WFN), said it is urgent that all of…
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syilx Okanagan Nation declares watershed emergency: ‘We’re in a crisis right now’
By Aaron Hemens, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter, IndigiNews The syilx Okanagan Nation has declared an emergency…
Puppeteer hits the streets to document homelessness
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Tsawwassen backs K’ómoks and Kitselas ratification amid mounting territorial disputes
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Longtime Manitoba Métis Federation president runs uncontested for fourth time
The longtime president of the Manitoba Métis Federation has been acclaimed in the organization’s upcoming general…
Failure to sign Nunavut Land Use Plan carries legal and financial risk, lawyers argue
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Sacred Bundles exhibit honours the grief of residential schools while celebrating the future
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Majority of MPs vote down Conservative motion calling for private property protection
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First Nation achieves perfect success rate in 1st local road tests
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‘It really made me proud’: Youth bring Indigenous rights, concerns to United Nations forum
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