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Dozens of grey whales have washed up on West Coast beaches. Are they starving to death?
An alarming number of dead grey whales have been found on beaches of the Pacific Northwest. Most of the carcasses show tell-tale signs of starvation. …
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Redd Fish society works with Hesquiaht, Ahousaht and Tla-o-qui-aht to restore salmon habitat
A project is being launched in Clayoquot Sound that researchers believe attends to the “root…
Snotty Nose Rez Kids perform to sold-out crowd in Tofino
Snotty Nose Rez Kids lit up Tofino’s Clayoquot Sound Theatre on April 23 in front of a sold-out…
Vancouver Island faces elevated drought risk as province prepares for wildfire season
British Columbia officials say Vancouver Island could face an elevated risk of drought and water…
Con ‘Nupps’ Charleson legacy lives on with memorial basketball tourney
Hesquiaht Braves basketball legend Constant Napolean Charleson, or “Nupps”, was honoured…
BC Premier backs down on threat to suspend Declaration of the Rights of Indigenous People’s Act
It was shaping up to be a hot, contentious summer as Premier David Eby considered introducing a…
Indigenous professor tells unvarnished story of her people’s survival in new book
In this beautifully presented but shocking history of settler colonialism in a small First…
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It’s a win! Nuchatlaht First Nation granted full Aboriginal Title to northern part of Nootka Island
A panel of three judges has ruled in favor of the Nuchatlaht First Nation, granting them full title over their entire 210-square-kilometre land…
