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Treaties were made to provide a framework for living together on the land Indigenous people…
Orange Shirt Day, also called National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, is observed yearly on…
Wildfires continue to cause destruction and displacement across Turtle Island. While RAVEN posts typically focus…
Throughout Canada’s history, the relationship between Indigenous Nations and settlers has been marred by a…
This episode of RAVEN (De)Briefs is featuring a special guest episode by Lou Romain, recorded…
Despite having only 2 weeks to prepare, Lisa Fong’s legal team, together with Gavin Smith…
While RAVEN primarily supports Indigenous Nations with their own legal challenges, we also support access…
Last week we had the opportunity to hear from West Coast Environmental Law’s Jessica Clogg,…
Grassy Narrows First Nation declares its territory to be an Indigenous Sovereignty and Protected Area. The new “Grassy Narrows Land Declaration” bans all industrial logging in Grassy Narrows’ Territory and asserts that Grassy Narrows will make their own land use decisions.
