A new online map allows British Columbians to explore Indigenous cultures, languages and arts in an interactive way. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council said its
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) will facilitate the process with an adjudication committee comprised of Indigenous artists and BC Ferries’ representatives.
Children in Qualicum First Nation joined people around the world to stand against bullying during the 14th annual Pink Shirt Day. The kids have been
An Anishinaabe writer and broadcaster will speak about his perspective on the truth and reconciliation process during Vancouver Island University’s (VIU’s) sixth annual Indigenous Speakers Series.
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