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‘He brought happiness to the floor’: Samuel Johnson Jr. potlatch brings hundreds to Tsaxana amid coastal storms
During the early stages of a traditional-style potlatch that would run all day, night and into the next morning, the family members of Samuel Johnson…
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'It was like a meteor': Weekend storm hammers east side of Vancouver Island
The east coast of Vancouver Island took the brunt of an early November windstorm while west…
'Vodka is the No. 1 killer in our community': Reducing harm, opening doors focus of mental health and substance use summit in Tofino
Coastal Family Resource Coalition hosted a Mental Health and Substance Use (MHSU) Summit on Nov…
First major storm of the autumn closes Zeballos' old town
It’s here – the first major storm of the fall 2026 season struck the west coast of Vancouver…
‘An angel came’: After a childhood marked by suffering, a Mowachaht/Muchalaht man offers a message of peace for those struggling in addictions
He was born fighting. Far away from a proper hospital, Billy George Williams arrived early in…
Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks program gains momentum, with 167 Tofino businesses participating
If you were one of the over 600,000 visitors who spent time in Tofino this summer, you might…
Toquaht member hopes his Victoria Sports Hall of Fame induction will inspire others
Toquaht Nation member Phil Mack will be honoured this coming weekend for his distinguished rugby…
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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 it is tragic and unsolved. A new book, co-authored…
