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Indigenous children continue to be overrepresented in provincial care. As of March 2022, they made up 68 per cent of youth in care in B.C.

Indigenous leaders are bracing for a potentially landmark opinion from the Supreme Court of Canada, which is set to decide whether the Trudeau government’s Indigenous child welfare law is constitutional, following a court challenge from Quebec.

Three new towers were placed along Highway 16 by Rogers Communications, as part of the Universal Broadband Funding project

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An organization pushing to officially rename Highway 16 between Prince George and Prince Rupert, B.C., to the Highway of Hope say they are pausing the campaign after hearing feedback from people opposed to the idea.

Those passing along B.C.'s Highway 16 now have increased access to cellular services through Rogers.

Children living on reserve who had been removed by child services, and families on First Nations who had children removed from them, will be the first members of a class

In November, after Quaw's remains were found, her mother Pam Heron described her daughter as "loved cared for deeply by her family, friends and community."

“We will not rest until we get answers.”