Geralda Armstrong News Today

The ancient forest gardens of the Sts'ailes Nation in British Columbia are evidence of sustainable land management practices. These gardens challenge colonial myths and support Indigenous land rights.

The accidental discovery of four reels of microfilm, containing an extensive historical record of the Tsimshian First Nation, is creating a buzz in northwestern B.C. Indigenous communities and the world of academia.

New research is shining a light on how the Nuchatlaht people cultivated plants for centuries on Nootka Island in B.C., and it could have a significant impact for the First Nation's claim of Aboriginal land title to more than 200 square kilometres of the island.