Wendy Stueck

Hundreds of First Nations residents have had to flee their homes this year as a result of fires or floods. Some have been displaced twice

Through years of legal proceedings, which eventually confirmed the existence of aboriginal title, the skilled sculptor carved totem poles to signify his people’s territorial rights and ownership of the land

Jason Thompson’s company took off during the COVID-19 pandemic due to a surge in demand for supplies Now, Superior Strategies Supply and Service is giving a glimpse of what economic reconciliation can do

U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm backs a continental approach in which the U.S. and Canada would work together to bolster security against threats such as the war in Ukraine

Monetization would allow Indigenous communities to use long-term loans to pay for infrastructure instead of depending on annual federal funds

Central Chilcotin Rehabilitation Ltd., an Indigenous-led project, is using drones to help re-seed areas in B.C. forests devastated by wildfires in recent years

Wilps Gwininitxw say 17,000-hectare ancestral area is last undeveloped section of Skeena watershed and should be subject to Gitxsan law

Truth and Reconciliation Commission called on Canada’s business sector to ensure Indigenous people have equal access to jobs, training and education opportunities

Canada Infrastructure Bank loan to the shíshálh Nation in B.C. is the bank’s first investment in the water-treatment sector and could become a template for other projects

Ms. Wilson, 80, sold her first Cowichan sweater, which was declared an item of national significance by the federal government in 2011, when she was 15 years old