Eric Plummer

Under the concept that nature and people are one, while everyone is connected through the natural world, a poster made by Grade 5 and 6 students was chosen to promote the First Nations Spring Festival. Pictured from left to right are Azlynn Keinas, Samantha Blakey and Kyra Papove, with Richard Samuel, a cultural development supervisor with the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, and A.W. Neill Principal Darrin Olson.

SD70 holds Spring Festival online

May 17, 2021

Nations hopeful court ruling will translate into better allocations

May 14, 2021

This Douglas fir was discovered by the Ancient Forest Alliance in 2018, with dimensions comparable to trees listed on the BC Big Tree Registry. The alliance sent a complaint to the Forest Practices Board about logging activity in the area. (Eric Plummer photo)

Systemic errors in managing Nahmint’s old growth, says B.C. watchdog

May 13, 2021

Protests and forestry operations: Huu-ay-aht set up check point to ensure safety

May 10, 2021

Crime and justice

Standing for Lisa Marie Young

May 3, 2021

No arbitrary roadside interrogations, says Farnworth about travel restrictions

Apr 30, 2021

Crime and justice

Red dresses stolen from Highway 4

Apr 30, 2021

‘Reset’ on fishing rights: Nations celebrate court decision

Apr 19, 2021

Blockades stand their ground at Fairy Creek, despite First Nation’s opposition

Apr 16, 2021

Overdose crisis

Province pushes for drug decriminalization

Apr 14, 2021

Police Investigation

Watchdog investigates Opitsaht police shooting

Mar 12, 2021

Ehattesaht awarded grant for central gathering space

Mar 5, 2021

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