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Tourism

Research suggests tourism businesses will face lengthy recovery

Sam Laskaris
A line-up gathers outside Tacofino food truck at lunchtime, in Tofino, on August 24.
Housing, Tourism

Tofino businesses struggle to stay open amid staffing shortages

Melissa Renwick
Assistant Manager Tammy Lucas(right), Manager Ron Kyle and Tseshaht Chief Councillor Ken Watts stand in Orange Bridge Cannabis. (Eric Plummer photo)
Tourism

Encouraging signs for Nuu-chah-nulth businesses despite ongoing pandemic

Sam Laskaris
(From left to right) Shane Sieber, Memphis Dick and Hank Gus greet a group of kayakers on Gibraltar Island, in the Broken Group Islands, in Barkley Sound, on July 26, 2021.
Tourism, Culture

Keeping watch over the birthplace place of Tseshaht

Melissa Renwick
Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks Guardian Gisele Martin talks to a visitor at the road closure along West Main Forest Service Road, near Tofino, on August 10, 2021.
Housing, Tourism

Concerns rise over camping on Kennedy Lake road

Melissa Renwick
A model showcases an outfit from Ay Lelum- The Good House of Design during a fashion show at the Chims Guest House grand opening event on Aug. 7
Tourism

Chims Guest House expands to offer RV sites and Indigenous Cultural Centre

Karly Blats
Ditidaht First Nation helps operate the West Coast Trail, which includes cabins where guests can stay.
Tourism

Indigenous businesses to benefit from national Tourism Relief Fund

Sam Laskaris
Tourism

Tseshaht implement fee to Broken Group users to fund Beach Keeper Program

Karly Blats
Tourism

Blasting mishap closes Highway 4

Denise Titian
A surfer walks out of the ocean on Long Beach, near Tofino, on April 14, 2021.
Tourism

Tla-o-qui-aht reopens tribal parks to Canadian visitors

Melissa Renwick
Tourism

Strenuous West Coast Trail gets a little easier

Mike Youds
Tourism

Nuu-chah-nulth nations receive funding for tourism operations

Karly Blats

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