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‘Electrification is going to be our best bet’ as First Nations look for energy solutions, says Cole Sayers
A seed was planted for Cole Sayers 25 years ago, when the Hupacasath First Nation embarked on the development of an innovative clean energy plant that…
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A new look at one of Vancouver Island’s most infamous disappearances
The disappearance of Lisa Marie Young in 2002 is as well known to Vancouver Island residents as…
Area 23 Roundtable navigates through precarious waters to sustain salmon
In an era when Pacific salmon remains in a precarious state and some see their right to fish…
Hitac̓u Hoops Fest sets stage for JANT 2027
Teenagers swagger into the Cixʷatin gym for the late October basketball tournament, sporting…
Next premier pledges to work with First Nations – while axing Indigenous rights legislation
After leading the B.C. Conservatives in a landslide election victory on Saturday, the province’s…
Leaders debate future of DRIPA as B.C. election approaches
It’s been almost seven years since First Nations took to the red carpet in the B.C. legislature…
No more turning the clocks back for B.C. residents
The provincial government has adopted Pacific Time (PST) to add an extra hour of daylight during…
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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…
