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B.C. legislates $6.45M in annual funding for First Nations post-secondary

B.C. legislates $6.45M in annual funding for First Nations post-secondary

Funds to go to 44 educational institutes throughout the province
Cowichan school district gets almost $350K to help kids afford supplies, activities

Cowichan school district gets almost $350K to help kids afford supplies, activities

Nanaimo-Ladysmith gets $495K
‘Still at the margins’: Roadmap for justice for B.C. Indigenous women unveiled

‘Still at the margins’: Roadmap for justice for B.C. Indigenous women unveiled

Indigenous women remain far more likely to be jailed or murdered than national average
Reclaiming sovereignty: Northwest B.C. Indigenous food project focus of film

Reclaiming sovereignty: Northwest B.C. Indigenous food project focus of film

Documentary ‘Tea Creek’ to premier in May at Vancouver ‘s Doxa Film Festival
Effort to save Kelowna’s Childhood Connections makes it to Legislature

Effort to save Kelowna’s Childhood Connections makes it to Legislature

Kelowna-Mission MLA Merrifield presented a 2,500-signature petition to her colleagues
Construction resumes on UBCO’s downtown Kelowna campus, despite evacuations

Construction resumes on UBCO’s downtown Kelowna campus, despite evacuations

Construction has resulted in four neighbouring properties being evacuated
Couple apologizes to Nanoose Bay RV dealer for online posts

Couple apologizes to Nanoose Bay RV dealer for online posts

Big Boy’s Toys receives apology as part of mediated dispute settlement
B.C. offering one-time rental benefit for some low-income families, seniors

B.C. offering one-time rental benefit for some low-income families, seniors

Low-income elderly renters will also see monthly subsidies increase by average of $110
First-of-its-kind detox service for Indigenous youths coming to the Island

First-of-its-kind detox service for Indigenous youths coming to the Island

Service will be starting this spring at Orca Lelum Youth Wellness Centre north of Nanaimo
B.C.’s nurses support harm reduction, but call for additional safety measures

B.C.’s nurses support harm reduction, but call for additional safety measures

BC Nurses’ Union President Gear says ‘instances’ of illicit substance consumption happen around B.C.