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The sun shines full for Ditidaht Days
Ditidaht families wandered down to the community field on a balmy July 3 to take part in a sports day and a barbecue lunch.
Gathering on the freshly…
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Ahousaht First Nation member to compete at Miss Indigenous Canada pageant
Destiny Kitlamuxin admits she had some initial reservations about competing in an upcoming event…
Trial date set – woman charged with 2nd degree murder in 2016 death of George Cecil David
A woman accused of killing George Cecil David, 65, in a Port Angeles residence back in March…
Are there enough for a hunt? Sea otters threaten food sources in coastal communities, say Nuu-chah-nulth leaders
Since they were re-introduced to the B.C. coast in the early 1970s, sea otter numbers have grown…
Lisa Marie Young – Memorial March marks 23 years since young Tla-o-qui-aht woman disappeared
Hundreds of people showed up at Nanaimo’s Maffeo Sutton Park to mark the 23rd year since Lisa…
Relations with federal department indicate a clash of worldviews
With an annual budget for over $4 billion and a workforce of more than 14,700 staff, Fisheries…
All you have to do is show up: Mowachaht/Muchalaht woman earns doctorate degree
She learned family history young, while listening to the teachings of her grandmother, Louise…
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Language journey culminates in teaching position
ḥakaƛ, Chrissie John, began speaking Nuu-chah-nulth at home at a young age; it was her mother’s first language before being taken off to…
