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Huu-ay-aht Tyee Ha’wilth is seated at Hupacasath House of Gathering
A young woman has been seated as Huu-ay-aht’s Tyee Ha’wilth (Principal chief) as invited Ha’wiih and elders applauded in approval. The subdued…
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Junior All Native Tournament descends on Langley with March 15 opening ceremonies co-hosted by the Vancouver Bandits pro basketball team
It’s coming down to the wire in the preparation for the 2026 BC Junior All Native basketball…
17 teams to face off at Maht Mahs for Fentanyl ball hockey tournament
Over the second weekend of March Maht Mahs once again turned into a hub of ball hockey action…
Women take a leading role in fishing for a livelihood
On the B.C. coast, fishing is a tradition that runs deep in the blood of Indigenous families –…
Where is Rosemarie Harry?
It’s been over a month, and Rosemarie Harry of Quwut’sun Nation (Cowichan) is still missing from…
Cloud of uncertainty for salmon farms as federal deadline proceeds
As the sun appears to be setting on salmon farming in British Columbia, the industry remains a…
Uchucklesaht water company sees new deals in B.C. and China
Accolades and contracts are pouring in for Thunderbird Spirit Water.
The company offers…
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From agriculture to skin care, kelp presents new coastal business opportunities
Entrepreneurs who come from a long line of commercial fishers are capitalizing on an ocean harvest that has nothing to do with catching fish.…
