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Indigenous Court to offer alternative sentencing options

Posted on October 31, 2020March 17, 2021by Zoë Ducklow

Final approval from the Judicial Council is expected in January ZOE DUCKLOW, LOCAL JOURNALISM INITIATIVE REPORTER Oct. 31, 2020 7:30 a.m. There has been a renaissance of Indigenous legal systems across Canada over the last several years, showing up in the form of small community initiatives, new classes and degrees at law schools. In B.C., […]

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Site C Injunction Request Has Strong Argument but Poor Odds

Posted on May 29, 2018October 2, 2018by Zoë Ducklow

Construction needs to stop so that rights ‘aren’t gone before the First Nations can have their day in court,’ lawyer says. The federal government made a splash in the Site C news cycle earlier this month when Attorney General Jody Wilson-Raybould announced it would not oppose an injunction application from two First Nations groups. It […]

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Pain, Anger, Sorrow after Boushie Verdict

Posted on February 14, 2018October 2, 2018by Zoë Ducklow

The Colten Boushie case should be a wake-up call for Canadians, says Jerilynn Webster, an activist from Nuxalk and Onondaga nations who did much of the planning for Vancouver rallies Saturday and Tuesday. Hundreds of people came to Saturday’s rally to show their dissatisfaction with an all-white jury’s decision to find farmer Gerald Stanley not guilty […]

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  • Site C workers stare off a group of paddlers floating past the dam site. 2016
  • Trevor Penner (right) waits to be initiated into pow wow by with Josh Matwiy (left), after spending two years preparing. Taylor, B.C. 2016
  • Kids play a game of tag at West Moberly Days. 2016
  • Clayton Chief from Big Island Lake Cree Nation, SK danced in the men's traditional powwow competition. Taylor, B.C. 2016.
  • The Peace River Valley after a summer rain. 2016
  • On the Peace River in northeast B.C. at the Paddle for the Peace event, July 2016.
  • FLNRO staff attend a culture camp with teachers from the First Nations whose traditional territory covers the Peace River Region. 2016
  • Firejumpers collect their parachutes after a training jump onto a steep hill. 2016
  • Firejumpers practice landing on steep terrain. 2016
  • 400+ protest stakes surround a highway realignment's centre-line stake. The stakes were sold as a fundraiser for the legal fight against Site C dam. 2017
  • A kayaker in the Paddle for the Peace event. 2016
  • Paddling on the Peace River. 2016
  • Esther Pederson's home will be destabilized by the Site C reservoir. 2016
  • Fort St. John mayor Lori Ackerman. 2016
  • Harley Davison is a caribou keeper. He looks after pregnant caribou and their calves for the first few months as part of a strategy to stratify the dwindling herd. It once numbered in the thousands. 2016
  • The making of a firefighter's calendar. 2016
  • A rancher protests Site C in Fort St. John. 2016
  • Getting ready for the powwow. Taylor B.C, 2016.
  • Dawson Creek’s motorcycle club, the 97 Riders, raised money for the South Peace Community Resources Society. 2016
  • At Paddle for the Peace. 2016
  • Preparing for a body building competition. 2016
  • Two teepees set up from summer camps were left on this field to draw attention to the cultural value of the valley a Site C reservoir would flood. 2016
  • Horseshoe competition at Pemmican Days on the Saulteau First Nation reserve. 2016
  • A farmer protests Site C in Fort St. John. 2016
  • Regalia at Taylor's annual powwow. 2016
  • Helicopter mechanic Kelly Lamarche. 2016
  • Fort St. John residents call it like they see it on their front gate. 2016
  • Vancouver city staffer presents a report to council. 2015
  • Looking for caribou. Chetwynd, B.C. 2016
  • Helicopter mechanic Kelly Lamarche. 2016
  • The Peace River, with a windfarm in the distance. 2016
  • An elder at West Moberly First Nation cuts moose meat for a dry meat competition. 2016
  • Isaac repping Spiderman at Fort St. John's first ever Pride parade. 2016
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