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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, celebrating in ceremony as MLAs stood on either side…
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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…
Grizzly bear spotted along Zeballos mainline on North Vancouver Island
A juvenile grizzly bear was spotted dashing across the Zeballos Logging Road on northern…
First Nations seek data sovereignty through salmon genome project
A salmon genome testing project is in development to enable First Nations ownership over data…
B.C. rolls out this seasons vaccines and immunization shots
Weather has finally begun to cool off, and that means comfortable clothes, plenty of indoor…
Ha'wiih hold the line on commercial herring catch until abundance is clear
The Council of Ha'wiih (hereditary chiefs) and their representatives from 14 Nuu-chah-nulth…
18-year-old takes Tofino council seat by acclamation
He’s not old enough to legally buy cannabis and he can’t celebrate the new job over a Tofino…
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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…
