B.C. First Nations not pleased to be sidelined by pipeline political maneuvers

While it may just be the subject of political gamesmanship in Ottawa, for representatives of B.C.’s First Nations, a pipeline built without consultation challenges the sanctity of their territory, their way of life and their economic livelihood. On Tuesday, federal Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre introduced a motion in the House of Commons supporting the construction […]

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Accountability demanded in wake of newlywed B.C. Indigenous man’s death in care

More than 80 people packed into a room in Duncan’s Cowichan Community Centre on Dec. 8, gathering in grief, anger and solidarity to support the family of Leonard Sylvester III. Sylvester a 38-year-old member of the region’s Penelakut First Nation died following what his widow describes as a cascade of medical failures at Cowichan District

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