Julie Chadwick
@juliechadwick.bsky.social
Journalist, author, Carleton University student
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With land transfer deal, once-displaced Lyackson First Nation prepares to return home
Once known as a ‘homeless’ First Nation, the community is preparing to rebuild after regaining ownership of an important village site on ‘Vancouver Island’
indiginews.com/features/lya...
Once known as a ‘homeless’ First Nation, the community is preparing to rebuild after regaining ownership of an important village site on ‘Vancouver Island’
indiginews.com/features/lya...
With land transfer deal, once-displaced Lyackson First Nation prepares to return home
Once known as a 'homeless' First Nation, the community is preparing to rebuild after regaining ownership of an important village site on 'Vancouver Island'
indiginews.com
June 2, 2025 at 5:22 PM
With land transfer deal, once-displaced Lyackson First Nation prepares to return home
Once known as a ‘homeless’ First Nation, the community is preparing to rebuild after regaining ownership of an important village site on ‘Vancouver Island’
indiginews.com/features/lya...
Once known as a ‘homeless’ First Nation, the community is preparing to rebuild after regaining ownership of an important village site on ‘Vancouver Island’
indiginews.com/features/lya...
I am super grateful for this recognition, A bit of mixed feelings as this was such a hard story for the family, and tough to report on. I knew Lindsay in school and I struggled with this one ♥️
The Discourse's @juliechadwick.bsky.social and @micksweetman.bsky.social are nominated for a Digital Publishing Award for Best News Coverage (community publication)! Big congratulations them. 🎉 Check out their nominated stories:
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May 6, 2025 at 9:00 PM
I am super grateful for this recognition, A bit of mixed feelings as this was such a hard story for the family, and tough to report on. I knew Lindsay in school and I struggled with this one ♥️
Reposted by Julie Chadwick
grateful to work with @cdavis986.bsky.social as our first-ever Indigenous photojournalist fellow at @thenarwhal.ca, and to publish their photoessay about Moose Factory, one reserve among too many that faces barriers to reliable clean drinking water. read it here:
Many reserves in Canada remain under long-term water advisories, a decade after Trudeau promised to end them. But there are also many Indigenous communities that deal with ongoing water issues lasting days or weeks, as 2024 Indigenous photofellow Carrie Davis reports: thenarwhal.ca/moose-factor...
In First Nations like mine, the water crisis never really ends | The Narwhal
The federal government promised to end long-term water advisories on reserves like Moose Factory — but many Indigenous communities cope with a constant cycle of temporary advisories, with no fix in si...
thenarwhal.ca
April 16, 2025 at 9:32 PM
grateful to work with @cdavis986.bsky.social as our first-ever Indigenous photojournalist fellow at @thenarwhal.ca, and to publish their photoessay about Moose Factory, one reserve among too many that faces barriers to reliable clean drinking water. read it here: