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Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremony
Jeremy Smith from the Nuchatlaht First Nation was an artist, an uncle, a son and a friend.
Smith passed away more than a year ago from an overdose at…
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B.C. hotelier Mandy Farmer sells Hotel Zed and Accent Inns properties
As the Bob Dylan song goes: “The times they are a changin’.”
Victoria CEO Mandy…
5040 Peak reopens following bridge repair, crowd management conversations underway
Hikers can once again venture up Vancouver Island’s popular 5040 Peak, Cobalt Lake and Triple…
Haahuupayak School raises funds for Terry Fox Foundation with a pie-in-the-face twist
When students arrived back to school in September at Haahuupayak, it was back to a full and busy…
Love and resilience – AIRS survivors share stories and hopes for future at reunion
Loneliness, fear, pain – those are some of the feelings children that attended residential…
How AI can help save Indigenous Languages – new technology explored at TFN Language Conference
Can AI technology be used to safely revitalize Indigenous languages? What danger does AI pose to…
Tofino art exhibit honours Survivors
– Nuu-chah-nulth artist Elizabeth George welcomed guests with warm hugs to the Tofino Arts…
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First Nations Fisheries Council gets funding boost to ‘stay engaged’ at decision tables
On August 26 the provincial government provided the First Nations Fisheries Council of British Columbia (FNFC) with $2 million in capacity funding…
