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• Thousands pack Surrey streets for Vaisakhi celebrations 

  One of the largest Vaisakhi celebrations in the world, outside of India, is underway in Surrey, Saturday morning.

  Canada

  Apr 20
• Decades in the making, B.C. signs agreement handing over title to Haida Gwaii

  The province announced last month that it had reached a proposed deal with the Haida, which was called a "foundational step in the reconciliation pathway of Haida Nation and B.C."

  Perspectives

  Apr 14
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• Bowen Island man revealed to be Canada’s first Filipino immigrant

  New research has revealed details of the life of Canada's first Filipino immigrant, who spent much of his life living on B.C.'s Bowen Island.

  Canada

  Apr 11
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• Federal Court orders revisions to deal between Ottawa and Métis Nation of Alberta

  The Federal Court says the deal is too broad in its definition of who it covers and it was made without consulting two other Métis groups in the province.

  Canada

  Mar 28
• Two daughters, two parents, and echoes of a murder that rocked Indigenous activism

  Denise Pictou Maloney says the trauma from the 1975 murder of her mother, Indigenous activist Anna Mae Aqaush, has never dimmed. The daughter of the accused killer suffers, too.

  Perspectives

  Mar 24
• ‘Dirty Money’: New book explores how financial crime is corroding Canada

  A vast 'financial underworld' is operating in Canada whose members commit fraud and other financial crimes without punishment, the authors of a new book say.

  Crime

  Dec 29, 2023
• Toronto ‘triple threat’ teen inspires as world-class athlete, dancer and actress

  A Toronto teenager is a triple threat — a world class athlete, dancer and actress. She’s also living with a disability and hopes to be a role model for others.

  Perspectives

  Dec 28, 2023
• Indigenous community haunted by U.S., Canadian military presence in Japan

  The presence of U.S. military bases on Okinawa, regularly used by Canadian Armed Forces members, is coming under criticism from locals who are Indigenous to those lands.

  World

  Dec 5, 2023
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• Study shows major Canadian cities lacking in accessibility for people with disabilities

  New research suggests nearly 60 per cent of public spaces in Calgary, Vancouver and Ottawa are either inaccessible or partially inaccessible to people with disabilities.

  Canada

  Nov 29, 2023
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• ‘The right balance’: Indigenous voice on tourism crucial, says federal minister

  Canada's new tourism minister said Indigenous rights and decision-making must be respected in how the country operates and develops its tourist industry.

  Perspectives

  Nov 18, 2023