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Education

Reconciliation, Education

Schools plan events leading up to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Karly Blats
Education, Culture

Tundra the wolf visits Haahuupayak students for cultural learning

Denise Titian
Education, COVID-19

Ahousaht delays opening of schools due to cases

Denise Titian
Infrastructure in Remote Communities, Education

New Ditidaht playground appeals to all ages

Sam Laskaris
Education, COVID-19

B.C. schools prepare to return to in-person learning

Melissa Renwick
(From left to right) Kenneth Lucas, Brandi Lucas and Jaidin Knighton pose for a photo with sea urchins after snorkelling along the Wild Pacific Trail, in Ucluelet, on August 18, 2021.
Education

Nuu-chah-nulth youth introduced to seafood harvesting through Warrior Program

Melissa Renwick
Participants engage in a 5-week technical training certification facilitated by the Central Westcoast Forest Society (CWFS) between April 19 to May 21 near Tofino. (Photo supplied by CWFS)
Education

Restoration training opens doors for participants

Melissa Renwick
Education

Indigenous food murals displayed around Wickaninnish Community School garden

Melissa Renwick
Education

Maaqtuisiis Secondary School celebrates class of 2021 with 20 graduates

Denise Titian
Education

Independent school proposed in Nanaimo for urban Indigenous youth

Karly Blats
Grade 9 students Gabriella Stanley (left) and Riley Swanson unveil the name for the Eighth Avenue Learning Centre's new garden on June 17.
Education

Eighth Avenue school unveils garden name

Eric Plummer
Helen Lucas (centre) and her Grade 5/6 class at Haahuupayak Elementary School sing together before the blessing ceremony of the school's new outdoor learning space, on June 11, 2021.
Education

Land-based learning integrates into schools along the west coast

Melissa Renwick

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