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Orange shirts are for sale at the Fraser River Indigenous Society for Saturday, Sept. 30 event

Last week, LMU announced that junior journalism major, Jordyn Gonzales, will be taking over as the University’s new Lion On The Street. Today, she discusses the importance of the social

The wool from the Salish woolly dog was valuable in Salish communities' culture and economy.

A South Asian artist and a Musqueam artist have teamed up to design the bold and meaningful banners that now hang around the Punjabi Market.

Several B.C. artists are calling for a better system of compensation for city-commissioned art pieces. This comes after two recent callouts from the cities of Chilliwack and Langley that artists say don't provide enough compensation for the hours of work it takes.

‘We appreciate this feedback and consider it an opportunity to learn and move forward:’ city official

G.W. Graham grad Chase Gray and nine others from the Musqueam Indian Band worked on the project

A collaboration between a B.C. video game studio and the Musqueam First Nation is bringing Indigenous artwork to a worldwide audience in FIFA 23. Chief Wayne Sparrow says it's a tangible act of reconciliation.

G.W. Graham grad Chase Gray and nine others from the Musqueam Indian Band worked on the project