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FNHA, Adler University partner to advance mental health services in First Nations communities – Education News Canada
October 10, 2025 The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) and Adler University have signed a three-year partnership agreement to enhance access to mental health and wellness services for First Nations in British Columbia. “Our partnership with Adler University is a meaningful step forward in our work to transform mental health and wellness services for First […]
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New wing expands space for Indigenous law at UVic – Times Colonist
Oct 10, 2025 UVic law school dean says the 300-classroom wing was long overdue for the law school, which has been “bursting at the seams” since its dual degree in common law and Indigenous law was established in 2018. Five years ago, first-year University of Victoria law student Nathaniel Sukhdeo joined a Zoom meeting to […]
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UVic’s new law building built on foundation of Indigenous teachings – Tofino-Ucluelet Westerly News
October 9, 2025 The 2,440-square-metre building was carefully designed to reflect Coast Salish teachings rooted in Indigenous law Curving lines, unorthodox patterns and an open, light-filled design define the University of Victoria’s new law wing in the Murray and Anne Fraser Building. Built with a focus on natural materials, with its towering pillars of barkless […]
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Stronger measures will address sexual violence at post-secondary schools
Oct. 6, 2025 VICTORIA – Government is introducing legislation and an action plan to strengthen support for post-secondary communities in preventing and responding to sexual violence. “Sexual violence is never acceptable, and it’s critical that post-secondary institutions and community members be equipped with the tools, resources, and training needed to prevent and respond to sexual […]
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Langara College’s commitment to Indigenous engagement and education – Education News Canada
October 2, 2025 Langara College is committed to supporting its diverse student body, which includes more than 200 Indigenous students from across Canada. As part of its ongoing Indigenization journey, Langara has renamed its Indigenous Education Services department to Indigenous Engagement and Initiatives (IEI) and the Indigenous Gathering Space to the Indigenous Gathering Place. These […]
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Emily Carr University of Art and Design – Indigenous Youth Learn Artmaking at AGP Through Partnership with Museum of Anthropology – Education News Canada
September 29, 2025 As part of the MOA’s Native Youth Program, Indigenous teens visited ECU for a week-long series of workshops with Indigenous students, alums and other artists. A partnership with the Museum of Anthropology (MOA) at the University of British Columbia brings urban Indigenous youth to the Aboriginal Gathering Place (AGP) at Emily Carr […]
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The Path forward: unity through understanding – Castanet
Sep 26, 2025 On Tuesday, Sept. 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, we gather on the ancestral territories of Tk̓emlúps and T̓éxelc to honour the strength, resilience and enduring spirit of Indigenous Peoples. We remember Le Estcwicwéy̓, the missing, whose remains were confirmed at the former Kamloops Indian Residential School site, and we […]
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‘How can I help?’: Transforming health care in rural and Indigenous communities – The Ubyssey
Sept. 26, 2025 Access to health care has long been a challenge in rural, remote and Indigenous communities. The COVID-19 pandemic intensified the existing gaps, highlighting the urgent need for a more resilient system. The Real-Time Virtual Support Network (RTVS) aims to enhance ongoing patient care and address inequities without replacing existing health services. The […]
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Why the Fraser Valley Needs a Changemaker University Now More Than Ever
Abbotsford, BC, Sept. 25, 2025 — There’s a question echoing across kitchen tables and boardrooms in Canada: Is a university education really worth it today? As costs rise and artificial intelligence promises instant answers 24/7, many Canadians are wrestling with doubts. In fact, a recent Ipsos poll found that less than half of Canadians believe […]
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On-campus student housing opens at North Island College
COURTENAY – North Island College’s first on-campus student housing complex is now open for students. “Students of all ages will benefit from North Island College’s first student housing project,” said Bowinn Ma, Minister of Infrastructure. “This 217-bed project uses locally sourced mass timber, which is a more sustainable choice of building material and demonstrates that smart […]
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