A wetland gets vital attention
Restoring, protecting and speaking up for the land is at the heart of a five-year project being implemented by the Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it First Nation, focused on the northern portion of Shottanana Lake.
Interest: Indigenous
Youth Pow Wow celebrates Indigenous culture
School District 8’s Youth Pow Wow brings together Indigenous and non-Indigenous youth and community members to celebrate Indigenous culture through dance, music, regalia and educational teachings.
Doubling down on wetland restoration in yaqan nuɁkiy
The community of yaqan nuɁkiy near Creston is currently restoring wetlands. Wetlands are an integral part of a healthy ecosystem.
Building wildfire resilience
Communities throughout the Columbia Basin do amazing work advancing the well-being of their spaces and people in the face of climate change. Here are a few great examples of what communities have achieved.
A Recently Built Hub Becomes a New Home Base
yaqan nuʔkiy First Nation consolidates its community, administrative and health services.
Indigenous Youth Go The Distance to Take Charge of Their Futures
An ʔaq̓am workshop tackles serious topics—and fun
Committed to Serving Children and Families
ʔakisq̓nuk-based child care provides quality service by supporting its educators with Trust training wages and wage subsidies.
Taking the Road of Her Role Models
Indigenous student follows the footsteps of those who inspired her
Opening Doors to Indigenous Culture in Trail
In Trail, there is a new dedicated ceremonial space to promote inclusion and remove barriers for Indigenous-led ceremonial practices.
Breaking New Ground in ʔakisq̓nuk
Partnerships build housing capacity and job opportunities
