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Food security funding at work in Nuu-chah-nulth communities
Last year’s provincial funding for Indigenous food security has benefited several Nuu-chah-nulth nations and individuals, allowing them to build on…
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Fate of Yankee trade ship Tonquin brought to life in play at Tofino’s Village Green
Children playing “Tla-o-qui-aht warriors” paddled in cardboard cutouts of dugout canoes around…
‘The town will fail if this carries on’: Tofino’s short-term rental flip-flop
Indigenous business owner Brian Quick points to a For Sale sign across the street from his…
Kelp forests ‘help alleviate the impact of climate change’, says study
A new study is offering the first national assessment of Canada’s kelp Forest, indicating a…
High School’s orange crosswalk reminds new generations of need to step into the future
A Social Justice class at Alberni District Secondary School has turned project into a lesson for…
Tla-o-qui-aht gets over $1 million to boost their tourism economy
Tin Wis Resort, a Tla-o-qui-aht owned and operated business, is getting a $1.149-million…
New signage on Ucluelet’s Wild Pacific Trail honours Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ’s Bob and Vi Mundy
A new series of interpretive signs along the Ancient Cedars section of the Wild Pacific Trail…
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Drugs deaths decline by 25 per cent, but Port Alberni continues to be a ‘hotbed’ for overdoses
There is a heart fence in Port Alberni that memorializes some of the loved ones who have died due to the illicit drug supply in the past few years…
