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Writer, IndigiNews
Vancouver Isl
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Let’s just say I’m sure the sports world feels cheated by my obvious lack of passion.
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By Anna McKenzie| Penticton Herald Verified The future looked bright for the next generation at this year’s Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW), as children and Youth showcased their talents in modelling and design. The event took place at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre over four nights last week — each with a different theme. VIFW is an annual event that began in 2017 as a way to promote and celebrate Indigenous fashion, arts and culture. The third night on Nov. 22 had a theme of Indigenous Futures.
By Anna McKenzie| Waterloo Region Record Verified By Anna McKenzie, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter IndigiNews The future looked bright for the next generation at this year's Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW), as children and Youth showcased their talents in modelling and design. The event took place at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre over four nights last week - each with a different theme. VIFW is an annual event that began in 2017 as a way to promote and celebrate Indigenous fashion, arts and culture. The Canadian Press.
By Anna McKenzie| Penticton Herald Verified The future looked bright for the next generation at this year’s Vancouver Indigenous Fashion Week (VIFW), as children and Youth showcased their talents in modelling and design. The event took place at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre over four nights last week — each with a different theme. VIFW is an annual event that began in 2017 as a way to promote and celebrate Indigenous fashion, arts and culture. The third night on Nov. 22 had a theme of Indigenous Futures.
Company Info
IndigiNews
IndigiNews is an Indigenous-led online journalism publication that serves First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities. Launched on May 5, 2020, it is a collaboration between Discourse Community Publishing and APTN. IndigiNews focuses on delivering local news that reflects the perspectives and needs of Indigenous communities, particularly in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley and Vancouver Island. The platform aims to provide respectful and accurate reporting, countering historical misrepresentation of Indigenous peoples in mainstream media. As of January 1, 2025, IndigiNews operates under a non-profit organization called tâpwêwin media, which is dedicated to ensuring Indigenous leadership and sustainability in journalism. The leadership team includes CEO Eden Fineday and editorial director Cara McKenna, supported by a board of influential Indigenous journalists.
Canada, Vancouver Island, Canada
Founded: 2020