Monday, July 22, 2019
Archaeologists working on Keith Island have made a significant discovery that proves Nuu-chah-nulth-aht ate geoduck clams prior to contact with Europeans.
Archaeologist and assistant professor Iain McKechnie said several shell fragments and a large, intact geoduck clam shell was found more than a meter deep in a pit on Keith Island, in Tseshaht territory, on...
FISHERIES
First Nations have the right - above other users - to access fish from their waters, according...
CULTURE
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BC FIRST NATIONS
The First Nations Health Authority has announced that status First Nations clients between the...
NATIONAL NEWS
One hundred and fifty nautical miles west of Vancouver Island, 814 metres beneath the ocean’s...
