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Piikani Nation RCMP drug bust leads to charges against woman - Vimarsana News

Piikani Nation RCMP drug bust leads to charges against woman

A 24-year-old woman is facing a number of charges connected to a drug trafficking investigation on the Piikani First Nation.

Bill pushes for inclusion of Indigenous names on B.C. docs - Victoria Times Colonist - Vimarsana News

Bill pushes for inclusion of Indigenous names on B.C. docs - Victoria Times Colonist

The Indigenous Names Statutes Amendment Act will allow for the inclusion of symbols and characters used in First Nations, Inuit, and Métis languages.

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Mission City Record - Vimarsana News

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Mission City Record

Bill would allow Indigenous language characters on birth certificates, adoption papers and pieces of government identification in B.C.

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Kelowna Capital News - Vimarsana News

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Kelowna Capital News

Bill would allow Indigenous language characters on birth certificates, adoption papers and pieces of government identification in B.C.

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Agassiz Harrison Observer - Vimarsana News

'Emme's bill': Call to use Indigenous characters, symbols on B.C. IDs inspired by Golden student – Agassiz Harrison Observer

Bill would allow Indigenous language characters on birth certificates, adoption papers and pieces of government identification in B.C.