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Bios

Sandra Shields

Stories by Sandra Shields

At the Table

A 'new relationship' perhaps, but Stó:lō frustrations are mounting. Last in a series.

By Sandra Shields, 27 Apr 2007

Long Road to a Treaty

In 1867, the BC government reduced Stó:lō reserves by 92 per cent without Stó:lō consent. Justice today?

By Sandra Shields, 20 Apr 2007

Sharing the Forests

In new timber deals, what are First Nations really getting? Third in a series.

By Sandra Shields, 13 Apr 2007

Beyond 'Teepees and Igloos'

Reconciling with First Nations begins in the classroom.

By Sandra Shields, 6 Apr 2007

'We Weren't Supposed to Survive'

Seeking reconciliation with BC's First Nations. First in a series.

By Sandra Shields, 30 Mar 2007

'I Took a New Name'

Two B.C. journalists feel the pull of past war, and future development, on an African tribe.

By Sandra Shields, 30 Apr 2004

'That's What Canada Is For'

Remembering, in words and images, the emotional peace protests that George Bush chose to ignore one year ago.

By Sandra Shields and David Campion, 24 Feb 2004