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Women take a leading role in fishing for a livelihood
On the B.C. coast, fishing is a tradition that runs deep in the blood of Indigenous families – but the critical role women have had in sustaining this…
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Where is Rosemarie Harry?
It’s been over a month, and Rosemarie Harry of Quwut’sun Nation (Cowichan) is still missing from…
Cloud of uncertainty for salmon farms as federal deadline proceeds
As the sun appears to be setting on salmon farming in British Columbia, the industry remains a…
Uchucklesaht water company sees new deals in B.C. and China
Accolades and contracts are pouring in for Thunderbird Spirit Water.
The company offers…
Huu-ay-aht working with B.C. Corrections for community reintegration
A Memorandum of Understanding between the Huu-ay-aht and B.C. Corrections was recently signed at…
Herring spawn returns to Island's west coast
On Monday seagulls could be seen divebombing into the ocean near the base of Catface Mountain,…
Police investigating after five new homes vandalized in the Ucluelet First Nation community of Hitacu
Ucluelet RCMP are investigating after five new homes in the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ community of Hitac̓u…
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From agriculture to skin care, kelp presents new coastal business opportunities
Entrepreneurs who come from a long line of commercial fishers are capitalizing on an ocean harvest that has nothing to do with catching fish.…
