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IndigiNews

IndigiNews is committed to delivering news that ensures your stories are heard, comprehended, and valued. Our mission is to create meaningful, relevant, and reliable content by actively engaging with the communities we serve. The inaugural IndigiNews team was assembled in April 2020, focusing on Indigenous communities in the Okanagan Valley, with plans for expansion to Vancouver Island. IndigiNews emerged from a collaboration between the Aboriginal Peoples Television Network (APTN) and The Discourse. This partnership has two main objectives: to provide journalism that is shaped by the needs and desires of local communities and to explore innovative business models for digital local news that support the long-term viability of independent Indigenous journalism in Canada.

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  • In the shadow of a Tkarón:to expressway, Secwépemc artist honours the flora on forest floors

    2 weeks ago | indiginews.com | Dionne Phillips

    As Tania Willard constructed a depiction of a forest floor under an expressway in downtown Tkarón:to (Toronto), she reflected on both the threats to ecosystems and their importance to her people.  “Because the fact is, we’re all in urgent times when it comes to the natural world,” the Secwépemc artist told IndigiNews.

  • New wetland salmon habitat to help restore floodplain by Okanagan River

    3 weeks ago | indiginews.com | Aaron Hemens

    A project to create a new rearing habitat for chinook salmon along the Okanagan River is almost finished. To create the new wetland for salmon, Osoyoos Indian Band and the Okanagan Nation Alliance (ONA) excavated roughly 7,300 square metres of the Vaseux floodplain — a wetland area upstream of Vaseux Lake by the river — in February and March. Once complete, the pond will help restore the riparian wetland’s ecological functions in syilx territories.

  • Elaine Alec’s new book ‘Coming of Age’ shares teachings to navigate difficult times

    1 month ago | indiginews.com | Dionne Phillips

    In a time of distress with politics and the state of the world, Elaine Alec (teɬkənitkʷ) hopes her new book will provide people with some light in their lives. The syilx and Secwépemc author’s latest work, Coming of Age: Overcoming Trauma to Achieve Self-Determination, is a culmination of Alec’s research, cultural stories, spiritual teachings and lessons from her own life.

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

    1 month ago | indiginews.com | Aaron Hemens

    At takliʕaickst (Slocan Lake), caylx (Richard Armstrong) walks over to a group of elementary students, shaking each child’s hand and thanking them for their help. On Tuesday afternoon, the syilx Elder and knowledge keeper guided the children in the ceremonial release of 10,800 young salmon fry into the lake — part of an effort to bring the important fish back to upper part of nx̌ʷntk’ʷitkʷ (the Columbia River).

  • Climate change is melting ice roads - a lifeline for remote Indigenous communities

    1 month ago | indiginews.com | Hilary Beaumont

    This story was supported by the Pulitzer Center. It was produced by Grist and co-published with IndigiNews. It was the last night of February and a 4×4 truck vaulted down the 167-kilometre winter road to Cat Lake First Nation in northern “Ontario,” a road made entirely of ice and snow. Only the light of the stars and the red and white truck lights illuminated the dense, snow-dusted spruce trees on either side of the road.

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