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ADSS newcomers enjoy traditional meal to foster belonging
With a gathering emphasizing Nuu-chah-nulth culture, this year an annual welcome dinner for Grade 8 students was opened up to all newcomers to the
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Zoning by-laws force new cultural education building to be moved
A brand-new wooden shed sits empty, next to Tim Paul’s historic language pole in Millstone Park…
‘Bomb cyclone’ ends fire danger rating, but drought effects remain
After a summer of severe drought, Vancouver Island went from one extreme to another this week…
Huu-ay-aht explore tourism fee program for Bamfield
A new tourism fee program is being investigated by the Huu-ay-aht First Nations that would…
‘A part of the whole connected piece’: Rivers Day promotes the interconnection of ecosystems
On Sunday, Sept. 24, communities all over B.C. came together to celebrate their rivers. For Port…
Orange flags rise to honor truth and reconciliation
As the rain poured down on Sept. 25, Wally Samuel, Tom Watts, and Geraldine Edgar-Tom,…
Tseshaht teach Bulldogs about First Nation’s history, values, and principles
As Sept. 30, Orange Shirt Day approaches, Tseshaht First Nation hosted the Alberni Valley…
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Tla-o-qui-aht carver designs totem pole to honour lives lost during pandemic lockdown
Tla-o-qui-aht carver Hjalmer Wenstob has completed and raised a new totem pole at Ty-Histanis to commemorate lives lost during the COVID-19…
