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Master carver Carey Newman's monumental Witness Blanket tours to the West Vancouver Memorial Library

Artist of Kwakwak’awakw, Coast Salish, and settler descent reflects on impact of large-scale work featuring nearly 900 reclaimed residential-school items

Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada fears industry collapse following federal government’s 2021 budget

ITAC is urging the Government of Canada to support Indigenous-led solutions, increase funding in response to devastating effects of COVID-19

NEWS, CULTUREGail JohnsonApril 27, 2021News, Indigenous culture, COVID-19, Indigenous tourism, ITAC

Indigenous Tourism BC launches new Indigenous restaurant guide

Supporting Indigenous restaurants is a way to discover culinary traditions

CULINARYGail JohnsonDecember 10, 2020CULINARY, ITBC, Indigenous cuisine, indian food, Indigenous People, Indigenous culture

Trailblazing B.C. project revitalizes Nisga’a culture and language

Research by UBC’s Amy Parent encompasses VR, traditional carving, and the repatriation of a stolen house pole

CULTUREJanet SmithDecember 2, 2020Culture, UBC, Amy Parent, Nisga'a, totem poles, Indigenous, Indigenous culture

Mezzo-soprano Marion Newman joins Chan Centre as guest curator for new series of works by Indigenous artists

The singer of Kwagiulth and Stó:lō First Nations, English, Irish, and Scottish heritage is an advocate for BIPOC artists

ART & DESIGN, CULTUREGail JohnsonNovember 30, 2020art and design, Chan Centre, Indigenous, Indigenous culture, Indigenous art

Indigenous chef joins Culinary Team BC, with hopes of elevating native ingredients of her homelands

Reba DeGuevara aims to deepen people's understanding of Indigenous history and culture through food

Dis(place)ment: Explorations of Place, Past, Present and Future highlights Indigenous realities, November 7 to 23

The Skwachàys Lodge Gallery exhibit, part of Eastside Culture Crawl, features work by local Indigenous artists

The Potlatch Fund holds "Conversation About Indigenous Identity and Solidarity Today", October 12

Author Alyssa London will discuss her recently published children’s book, The Journey of the Freckled Indian: A Tlingit Culture Story.

WHAT'S STIRRING, READGail JohnsonOctober 8, 2020what's stirring, books, Indigenous People, Indigenous culture

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