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Kus-kus-sum: K’ómoks estuary set to be restored after decades of industrial damage salishseasentinel.ca/2020/07…
Good morning, our Aug - Sept issue is now online! Read about the restoration of an important K’òmoks estuary, a Tla'amin elder's digital gift to future generations & more issuu.com/salishseasentinel/…
UBC Indigenous-led garden brings connection amid uncertainty: salishseasentinel.ca/2020/06…
Indigenous planning students produce Halalt children’s book salishseasentinel.ca/2020/06…
‘A difficult decision but the right one’: Tribal Journeys prep shifts from Snuneymuxw to Tla’amin in 2021 salishseasentinel.ca/2020/06…
Celestine Aleck (Sahiltiniye) of Snuneymuxw writes about the importance of remembering her teachings in the midst of chaotic times: salishseasentinel.ca/2020/06…
Good afternoon, a digital copy of our June-July issue is now online! We hope you enjoy this special expanded issue featuring a story about Coast Salish health heroes, an essay about Indigenous rights in times of emergency & much more issuu.com/salishseasentinel/…
B.C. repatriation gathering will guide UN process salishseasentinel.ca/2020/03…
Long-awaited Homalco sign showcases Coast Salish culture salishseasentinel.ca/2020/03…
Friendship between Sḵwxwú7mesh weaver, Emily Carr showcased in exhibit salishseasentinel.ca/2020/03…
BREAKING: Snuneymuxw has cancelled hosting Tribal Journeys 2020 in the midst of COVID-19 concerns salishseasentinel.ca/2020/04…
Agreement means ‘new beginning’ for Indigenous students on Gulf Islands salishseasentinel.ca/2020/03…
Our April-May issue is now online for your weekend reading! Learn about Indigenous education in two school districts, a Snuneymuxw apparel line that's raising funds for Tribal Journeys & more issuu.com/salishseasentinel/…