Originally from Haines Junction, Yukon, artist Cole Pauls draws on both culture and history to
create his bestselling graphic novels.
Art
2020
Originally from Haines Junction, Yukon, artist Cole Pauls draws on both culture and history to
create his bestselling graphic novels.
Including Indigenous content and history in BC’s curriculum is a small but necessary step toward healing.
The tight-knit community of Anacla prepares for a predicted earthquake; can neighbouring communities learn from them?
Reflecting past hardships of Canada’s Indian residential school system, Reconciliation Pole is a beacon symbolizing hope and change.
Vancouver’s only First Nations owned and operated restaurant offers traditional dishes made from organic and ethically sourced ingredients.
Aaron Nelson-Moody shares his experience using modern software to help create traditional Coast Salish art.
British Columbia takes steps towards reconciliation with Canada’s First Nations peoples by restoring Indigenous place names.
Inmates are given the opportunity to heal with yoga and art-based therapy programs being offered in prisons.
What to expect from the current exhibit, Unceded Territories, by artist Lawrence Paul Yuxweluptun at Vancouver’s Museum of Anthropology.
As tensions surrounding B.C.’s pipelines and resource extraction sites rise, opponents unite to take a stand.
