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Young killer whale is free! – Kwee-sa-hay-is saves herself and swims out of shallow lagoon
The northern communities are waking up to the exciting and happy news that kʷiisaḥiʔis (kwee-sa-hay-is), the orphaned baby orca, has left the lagoon…
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Fresh ingredients, homestyle cooking featured at roadside food truck Tom’s Kitchen
Homestyle food that elicits memories of grandma’s kitchen – that’s what Hupacasath’s Tom Tatoosh…
Art Thompson plaque unveiled at totem pole on former AIRS site
Unfinished business was attended to today at the former site of the Alberni Indian Residential…
40 years of Meares Island Tribal Park celebrated at Tofino’s Village Green
Lovely red and soft pink Rhododendrons surround an intimate gathering of Indigenous leaders, non…
‘Should we go missing, we must be found’: Parliament takes steps towards Red Dress Alert
On March 19, MP Leah Gazan took to Parliament Hill, on behalf of the House of Commons status of…
Stranded orca calf continues to eat seal meat, as Ehattesaht launch fundraising effort
After being stranded in a lagoon near Zeballos for a month, an orca calf is finally eating meat…
Quick acting residents save Anacla home from suspected arson fire
Elected Huu-ay-aht Chief John Jack is praising two citizens for keeping a fast-moving trailer…
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‘This is a very smart animal’: Corralling methods don’t work on stranded orca, rescue team rethinks approach
The team overseeing the rescue of a stranded killer whale is rethinking its strategy, after previous attempts have not managed to move the young…
