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Nanaimo organization donates 17 bicycles to Ehattesaht kids
Seventeen Ehattesaht children were the lucky recipients of new-to-them bicycles thanks to a program based in Nanaimo called Bikes for Kids.
Greg Nowik…
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How can the government solve the overdose crisis? Election candidates present their views
First Nations people continue to be impacted by the overdose crisis at an alarming rate, an…
Snuneymuxw hosts land blessing on former Nanaimo Indian Hospital site
Under a clear, sunny sky, members of the Snuneymuxw First Nation gathered on April 15 for a "…
BC First Nations Justice Council Chair Kory Wilson reflects on new National Indigenous Justice Strategy
The BC First Nations Justice Council (BCFNJC) is hopeful Canada’s …
Waiting tables in Tofino: ‘Where are all the Indigenous servers in a town that’s half Indigenous?’
With waiters pocketing between $300 to $400 in tips on a good night in this sizzling tourist…
‘There’s already been struggles’: Trump tariffs bring uncertainly for First Nations forestry
Nuu-chah-nulth nations with a stake in forestry are hoping an industry reliant on exporting to…
Relief and sadness for two families as judge denies bail for Ditidaht man accused of murder
A Nanaimo Supreme Court justice has denied bail for Derian Tate, the man accused of murder in…
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Stronger than Fentanyl: Drug supply becomes more toxic with Nitazine, warns health authority
A substance stronger than Fentanyl has been detected in British Columbia’s unregulated drug supply, prompting an alert in the Northern Health…
