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‘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 the remote fishing village at Esperanza, B.C. on…
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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…
Dry supportive housing for men faces delays in Port Alberni
The new second-stage housing for men in recovery is not yet ready to take in residents, however…
Food Bank on the Edge expands reach as more ‘working families’ access the service
Budgets are stretched thin and food banks across Canada are seeing more people with full-time…
The last standing Wintergreen apartment building is on fire – again
Port Alberni woke up to a light blanket of smoke over the central part of the city as a vacant…
Volunteers move thousands of migrating salmon by hand after DFO abandons project
Thornton Creek Hatchery manager Dave Hurwitz is piping mad.
This fall, Hurwitz…
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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…
