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Seven years after her disappearance, family of Caitlin Potts reignites calls for justice

Three-part series about the expansion of the Copper Mountain Mine

In the Okanagan desert, snakes offer lessons on protecting a fragile ecosystem

In B.C.’s interior, a syilx program is returning burrowing owls to the grasslands

Travelling in dugout canoes, syilx Okanagan paddlers complete weeklong Unity Trek

Demonstrating unity, syilx Okanagan people and their kin cross the colonial border on horseback

Canoe journey crosses colonial border, upholding syilx sovereignty: ‘this is still our territory’

A 250-year plan is in the works to protect Okanagan-Similkameen watersheds

Land back: syilx people reclaim sacred salmon fishing site

Eldest syilx Okanagan member marks 95th birthday with rousing call for unity

‘Dodging their responsibilities’: syilx-led watershed protection effort lacking key cities’ support

Across syilx territories, people are imitating beavers — and hoping for their return

Known for its healing ‘spots,’ syilx people are protecting this miraculous lake

With prayers and well wishes, students release thousands of salmon fry in Okanagan waters

From uncle to nephew, a responsibility to salmon — and children — is carried on

Indigenous practices are the future — and past — of wildfire prevention

Amid climate impacts, leading Secwépemc firekeeper shares ‘a better way of looking after the land’

smelqmix rancher’s 100-year-old apricot tree revived for community orchard

Tiny House Warriors given conditional sentences, but no jail time, after 4-year TMX case

Secwépemc leaders, facing potential jail time, uphold sovereignty against TMX

Regulator approves TMX plan to trench through ‘extremely sacred’ Secwépemc site

‘There’s no respect’: Judge’s comments shock KIRS survivor as land defenders given jail time

TMX continued work in river for two weeks after salmon controversy

Secwépemc law presented in court, but judge says B.C.’s rules ‘reflect the public’s view’

In photos: Being a Two-Spirit queen

‘I came out because I saw you come out’: Two-Spirit artist builds safer spaces for queer youth

‘He was everywhere – he still is everywhere’: The continuing legacy of Jeffrey McNeil-Seymour

Haida Elder, who survived residential ‘school,’ alleges defamation from Catholic priest

At Penticton Indian Band, researchers work to find remedy for bighorn sheep disease

Married at the powwow: Dancers tie the knot at snpink’tn event where they first met

As climate, industry warm Okanagan waterways, expert warns of ‘extinction event’ for fish by 2040

New wetland salmon habitat to help restore floodplain by Okanagan River