The new protected area - named the K'ih tsaa?dze Protection Area - overlaps with Doig River's tribal park of the same name, which was first dedicated in 2011.
The BRFN Sober Golf League men's team took the victory at the Fort Motors Cash Scramble at Lakepoint Golf and Country Club this month
Four candidates have emerged in the race to replace MNBC president Walter Mineault, who was removed in April
The signage was put near the Treaty Land Entitlement area within the District of Hudson's Hope for West Moberly First Nations.
Cameron Eggie was named COO of the The Nan Wúújǫ Anawúúdle Restoration Society (NWARS), formerly known as the Blueberry River Restoration Society.
The new 120-acre native plant orchard includes 20 acres of land for member-harvest area for Blueberry River First Nations.
The Gathering of Drummers is an annual opportunity to 'share in culture, knowledge and song,' said organizer.
Karen Tessier was last seen in Fort Nelson in early July 2024, with her story being featured in the "True North, True Crime" podcast on a recent episode.
American digital publication Architizer listed Saulteau's Cultural Centre in its A+ Awards for 2026, describing the facility as 'more than a museum.'
Pemmican Days, named after an Indigenous food made of tallow, meat and mixed berries, has been in the Saulteau First Nations community for four decades.
The 30-year electricity purchase agreement was signed by Saulteau First Nations and B.C. Hydro
Sponsored by the First Nations Emergency Services Society (FNESS), representatives from 10 Nations took part in the provincial Indigenous Firefighting event on Saturday, June 27th.
The Healing the Land Conference, hosted by Saulteau First Nation, first took place in the fall of 2024.
Doctors Ioana Lupu and Francois Hattingh came to Fort Nelson from Fort St. John back in 2013.
This camp features building a go-kart from scratch, from interpreting plans to frame and engine work for a finished product, says trade teacher at FNFN's Chalo School
Sixty-plus firefighters representing 10 First Nations from across B.C. will take part in the annual Indigenous Firefighting competition at Centennial Park
The vote is to replace former MNBC president Walter Mineault, who was removed this spring.
The screening of the documentary took place on June 21st, National Indigenous Peoples Day.
National Indigenous Peoples Day was first celebrated in the 1990s as National Aboriginal Day.
Tse'k'wa, in collaboration with the University of Northern British Columbia and Simon Fraser University, has been holding field schools since 2021.
