Grand Opening of Sockeye Salmon Hatchery
The k] cp?’lk’ stim’ Salmon Hatchery, part of the Okanagan Nation Alliance (ONA) sockeye...
Read MoreThe k] cp?’lk’ stim’ Salmon Hatchery, part of the Okanagan Nation Alliance (ONA) sockeye...
Read MoreCumulative impacts of population growth and land use practices may be leading to the "invisible...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Oct 23, 2013 | 25th Special Edition, Fabulous Features
Summer 1991 The contrast between Chiefs is interesting in itself. Among the six tribal heads...
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A dozen years ago, elders of the Okanagan Nation asked where the salmon had gone. This was...
Read MoreCross-border effort proves humans can repair some of the damage we’ve inflicted on the Earth and...
Read MorePosted by Editor | Apr 13, 2011 | 25th Special Edition, Culture, Fabulous Features, Features
Piece by piece Okanagan Indian Band member William (Bill) James Robins, carefully lifts from a blue satchel and proudly displays his grass dance regalia. Headband, belt, wristbands and drop—picture a long, narrow scarf worn draped around the neck—all decorated with colourful appliqué. Furry ankle bands and a pair of worn moccasins add to the growing pile on the desk.
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