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A matter of Mexican maize and not so free trade agreements - Vimarsana News

A matter of Mexican maize and not so free trade agreements

Free trade agreements are threatening the maize crop of Mexico.

Source: rabble.ca
Kamloops residents asked for input on museum's future - Kamloops News - Vimarsana News

Kamloops residents asked for input on museum's future - Kamloops News

The Kamloops Museum, Secwepemc Museum and Heritage Park and the Royal BC Museum will host a discussion and workshop next Thursday about the role the facility plays in the community on March 14.

More Indigenous hiring urged for Kelowna-based regional district - Vimarsana News

More Indigenous hiring urged for Kelowna-based regional district

More Indigenous people should be hired by the Central Okanagan Regional District, a consultant suggests in a new report.

Restitution Of A Stolen Totem Pole Marks Its Official Return To Nisga'a Territory, Following A Nearly Century-Long Stay In A Scottish Museum - Vimarsana News

Restitution Of A Stolen Totem Pole Marks Its Official Return To Nisga'a Territory, Following A Nearly Century-Long Stay In A Scottish Museum

A memorial totem pole belonging to members of the Nisga'a Nation will be formally re-matriated on Friday, after having been on display in a Scottish museum

Stolen memorial totem pole to be rematriated to Nisga'a territory after nearly a century in Scottish museum - Vimarsana News

Stolen memorial totem pole to be rematriated to Nisga'a territory after nearly a century in Scottish museum

A memorial totem pole belonging to members of the Nisga'a Nation will be formally rematriated on Friday, after being on display in a Scottish museum for nearly a century.

Source: cbc.ca