B.C.’s credit rating takes 2 high-profile hits on the same day
First Standard and Poor’s, then Moody’s lower province’s credit score
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B.C. legislates $6.45M in annual funding for First Nations post-secondary
Funds to go to 44 educational institutes throughout the province
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Reclaiming sovereignty: Northwest B.C. Indigenous food project focus of film
Documentary ‘Tea Creek’ to premier in May at Vancouver ‘s Doxa Film Festival
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‘Still at the margins’: Roadmap for justice for B.C. Indigenous women unveiled
Indigenous women remain far more likely to be jailed or murdered than national average
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Effort to save Kelowna’s Childhood Connections makes it to Legislature
Kelowna-Mission MLA Merrifield presented a 2,500-signature petition to her colleagues
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