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Today, on September 27, St. Michaels University School students gathered on their respective campuses to...

Wadzidi highlights the pervasive issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, where 22 victims from...

Alessandro Raniolo, an Indigenous student from Kingcome Inlet, advocates for educational equity and cultural preservation...

The mandatory introduction of Indigenous-focused courses in British Columbia has led to significant engagement among...

Whenever conflict has arisen, Canadians from every walk of life, every gender, and every conceivable...

Steeped in Coast Salish tradition, SMUS witnesses the first-of-its kind Welcome Pole unveiled on the...

September signifies an opportunity to set new learning goals and objectives for the year—for both...

It was a day marked by reflection and respect as the SMUS community gathered to...

SMUS Indigenous Scholar and Coast Salish artist Dylan Thomas was awarded the Fulmer Award in...

The ceremonies held to mark National Day for Truth and Reconciliation are a reflection of...

Our community gathered for a series of ceremonies to mark National Day for Truth and...

Grade 11 boarding student Naashkii Soler is the first recipient of the school's Indigenous Peoples...

Salish artist Dylan Thomas reflects on his first five months in our school community working...

Salish artist Dylan Thomas shares the stories behind each of the four Spindle Whorls, which...

Our community recognized National Day for Truth and Reconciliation to reflect and learn about the...

Keven Fletcher highlights two dates on campus that are important to our work in building...

We are excited and honoured to welcome Salish artist Dylan Thomas to our school community...

Senior School teacher Allison Higinbotham highlights how First Nations voices are being used to teach...