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Healing wounds 50 years later: Feds commit to funding Caldwell Hall demolition
A structure that still reminds former students of painful memories from the Alberni Indian Residential School could be torn down as soon as next ye
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Contemporary canoe: Hupacasath artist Rodney Sayers’ work on exhibit at Vancouver Island University
Vancouver Island University is featuring the works of Hupacasath artist Rodney Sayers in their…
Port Alberni Friendship Center hosts weekly healthy eating workshops
The Port Alberni Friendship Center is promoting healthy eating through weekly cooking workshops…
Orange Shirt Day marks 50 years since residential school closure
The streets of Port Alberni once again turned orange today, marking the National Day for Truth…
Taking the rein on education: When AIRS met its closure fifty years ago
It was on Aug. 31, 1973 when the Alberni Indian Residential School (AIRS), on Tseshaht’s main…
‘The Transfer of Knowledge’: Survivors flag flies through School District 70
Roughly six hundred students gathered outside ADSS on Sept. 28, where the residential school…
ADSS newcomers enjoy traditional meal to foster belonging
With a gathering emphasizing Nuu-chah-nulth culture, this year an annual welcome dinner for…
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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…
