Over 50 children who attended residential school are buried on the site of a Manitoba campground. It will be acquired by the province and used for education.
A historic agreement requires Seattle City Light to plan fish passage around three Skagit River dams, opening the door for salmon to return to British Columbia and prompting First Nations to prepare
Canada plans to destroy about 38,000 residential school testimonies. Journalist Connie Walker and lawyer Kimberly Murray argue that survivors should decide what happens to these records, The Narwhal reports.
A rare Salish woolly dog pelt has returned to British Columbia after more than 100 years at the Smithsonian. The return is being marked as a significant moment for Indigenous communities.
Photo: Amber Bracken / The Narwhal Ottawa and Alberta missed their own April 1 deadline to agree on a new industrial carbon pricing framework ā and without it, the West Coast pipeline deal stalls. The Narwhal breaks down what’s actually […]
