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From children apprehended to self-determination: New podcast explores Indigenous child welfare (opens the original)
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Wayne Christian was just 25 and a newly elected chief of the Spallumcheen band in the North Okanagan when a young mother came to a council meeting asking for help. Her children were about to be removed into foster care. It was 1979, and an “alarmingly high percentage” of Indigenous children were being removed from their homes by agencies, according to the Union of B.C. Indian Chiefs. Christian began pushing for children to be placed within his community, and for non-Indigenous placement to occur
'Elon Musk' scam victim allowed to stay in apartment after back rent paid (opens the original)
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A Victoria man who was facing eviction after losing money to fraudsters impersonating Elon Musk will be able to stay in his View Towers apartment, after a groundswell of community support. Fodie Karim, 61, said he’s grateful to those who raised money to pay rent he owed to his landlord, Westsea Construction Ltd., after he fell for the elaborate scam and couldn’t keep up payments for his one-bedroom apartment. “Thanks to God, and thanks to those who contributed,” he said on Friday. Emily Rogers,
Victoria man faces eviction after falling for 'Elon Musk' scam (opens the original)
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Two years ago, Fodie Karim was cooped up in his one-bedroom apartment at View Towers, recovering from cancer surgery and chemotherapy, scrolling through social media. He was on TikTok when he came across “this guy called Elon Musk,” who started messaging him using the site. “He started asking me about what I do,” Karim said. “I started straight away, giving him my story, that I had just undergone an operation and now I’m doing the chemo.” It didn’t take long for the account he thought was operat
More than two years after fire, owners still can't return to their Campbell River apartment (opens the original)
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Homeowners and residents of a fire-damaged Campbell River apartment building want answers about why, two-and-a-half years later, insurance companies still haven’t given the go-ahead to finish repairs so that people can move back in. Iza Gilson has not been able to live in her apartment since a fire ravaged the roof of the 55+ condo building. She’s had to move six times in the middle of a tight housing market before finding a suitable place to live in Campbell River: a townhouse that she bought b
B.C. Treaty Commission to focus on issues of overlapping land claims (opens the original)
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As he settles into his job, chief treaty commissioner George Abbott says he wants to figure out a faster way to help resolve overlapping land claims between First Nations. The independent B.C. Treaty Commission, responsible for facilitating negotiations between First Nations, B.C., and Ottawa, is working with about 30 nations currently engaged in treaty talks. “We have probably spent more time at the treaty commission over the last three months on overlap issues than any other issue,” said Abbot
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