Action and high energy; British Columbians confront radical change

Article Abstract:

A changing global economy and the recession are forcing many British Columbians to cope with radical changes in their lives and work. Citizens from various walks of life describe how these changes have affected them.

Economic aspects, British Columbia

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Pride and prejudice: a school boosts native self-esteem

Article Abstract:

The Coldwater Band of the Nkl'kumpx nation are an Interior Salish people who started their own school in 1984 on the Coldwater reserve in British Columbia to counter the effects of racism on their children.

Social aspects, Salishes

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