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Mercury poisoning and the cumulative effects of pollution: Knowledge exchange delves into land stewardship and industrial impacts
Judy Da Silva’s eyes light up as she forks a piece of wild smoked salmon into her mouth.
“It’s like a privilege to me. To me, it’s like gold. It’s good…
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Wolf encounters prompt a dog ban for more sections of Long Beach
Earlier this week Parks Canada officials announced that dogs are now banned from being on a part…
Tumbler Ridge mass shooting unites the world in grief - and brings a Port Alberni connection
The world is reeling after hearing news of a mass school shooting in a remote town of Tumbler…
Longitudinal health study aims to ‘give back nations community-specific data’
A detailed survey has been launched, with the aim of arming Nuu-chah-nulth communities with more…
BC Parks increases camping fees at popular sites in mid-May
It will soon cost more to enjoy parks throughout British Columbia, especially for out-of-…
Kelp restoration project aims to rebuild salmon abundance in Clayoquot Sound
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation has partnered with Redd Fish Restoration Society (Redd Fish) and West…
Search continues for woman last seen in the Duncan area on Jan.28
North Cowichan/Duncan RCMP is asking for the community’s help finding a woman who was reported…
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‘An opportunity to start correcting course’: Estuary to Old Growth declaration seeks support from First Nations
“The best salmon-making machine is an ancient rainforest,” according to those behind an initiative to collectively find a more holistic approach…
