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The Work of Repair: Museum of Vancouver Exhibit Celebrates Tŝilhqot’in Repatriation

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

The Work of Repair: Museum of Vancouver Exhibit Celebrates Tŝilhqot’in Repatriation

100% Left coverage: 12 sources

The exhibition invites people to witness the return of Tŝilhqot’in belongings kept as artifacts and collectors' items for over a century See the Story

Introducing RAVEN's Community Action Fund - Raven Trust

Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver

Introducing RAVEN's Community Action Fund - Raven Trust

This Indigenous Peoples’ Day, we would like to introduce RAVEN’s new fund, which supports the legal orders, traditions, and priorities of Indigenous Nations as they move a case through the Canadian legal system. What issue is this fund addressing? Indigenous Nations encounter different types of barriers when pursuing justice. Through the Community Action Fund, RAVEN is supporting the legal orders, traditions, and priorities of Indigenous Nations…Read Article

RAVEN is Hiring an Executive Director! - Raven Trust

RAVEN works to support Indigenous Peoples in enforcing their rights and title in court toprotect their lands, sovereignty, and ways of being. When partnering with IndigenousNations, funds and awareness are raised for their legal actions. Every campaign taken onis an opportunity to redefine justice through setting legal precedents, to returnstewardship to First Peoples by advancing Indigenous rights, and to take action forshared futures by establ…Victoria, British Columbia · Victoria Read Article

Shifting Grounds Under Free Mining: B.C.’s new mineral claims framework - Raven Trust

In March 2025, the Government of B.C. released a new framework for mineral tenures as an outcome from the Gitxaała Nation’s legal challenge against free mining in B.C. in 2023. Gitxaała’s case was heard alongside a case brought by Ehattesaht First Nation on similar issues relating to consultation in mining. Let’s break down the new Mineral Claims Consultation Framework (MCCF) in B.C. and what it does and doesn’t do. 1. An application for minera…Mining · British Columbia Read Article

Kebaowek's Win at the Federal Court is being Appealed: What does it mean for UNDRIP in Canada? - Raven Trust

Kebaowek First Nation has campaigned against a nuclear waste facility on their territory for years. They have joined other legal claims, winning one; conducted interviews with news outlets; sent resolution letters of support to municipalities and political parties; hosted talks at coffee houses to fundraise for legal fees; and even been part of documentary films, such as APTN’s Investigates film called “Time Immemorial.” Now, Kebaowek’s years o…Canada · Canada Read Article

Cedar and Frog: Mowachaht-Muchalaht Seeks Aboriginal Title for Healthy Forests - Raven Trust

We want to take a minute to tell you an important story. Read on to learn about Cedar and Frog. On the West Coast of Vancouver Island, the cedar tree is a forest relative who has been standing for hundreds of years and has been giving her gifts to the community since she sprouted. In return, the non-tree kin have taken care of the forest. Cedar provides shelter, protection from the sun, material for tools, and as a forest elder shows many how to…British Columbia · British Columbia Read Article

Supreme Court of Canada agrees to weigh in on B.C. First Nations’ title dispute

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

Canadian Politics · British Columbia See the Story

Title and Stewardship for Submerged Lands - Raven Trust

For people living on Vancouver Island, and anyone living on the coast, we are accustomed to the vast ocean views, an abundance of fresh fish, crisp salty air, and creatures small and large who call the sea and coastline home. We’ve come to expect winding rivers flowing with clear, cold water, newly spawned salmon, and rocky bottoms. We swim in the lakes that feed those rivers, full of life, and nourishing the surrounding ecosystems with nutrient…Fish · British Columbia Read Article

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