Eric Plummer

Reconciliation

‘Stolen’ land or in the public interest? Nuchatlaht trial begins in Vancouver

Eric Plummer
Mar 21, 2022
Reconciliation

Memorial items removed from ‘Orange Bridge’, as Tseshaht fundraises for a permanent commemorative structure

Eric Plummer
Mar 17, 2022
Coastal Response

Sonar scan planned this spring, as shipping containers remain missing

Eric Plummer
Mar 15, 2022
Environment, Fisheries

Healthy supply of k̓ʷaqmis comes to Yuquot

Eric Plummer
Mar 11, 2022
Education

Indigenous content to be required for high school graduation

Eric Plummer
Mar 8, 2022
Workers tend to a semi-closed containment salmon farm in the Millar Channel, in Ahousaht territory. Cermaq introduced the system to minimize interactions between farmed and wild stocks, but had to cease the trial after a year "due to water quality issues". (BC Salmon Farmers Association photo)
Fisheries

Amid licence renewals and tighter regulations, salmon farms rely on technology to grow production

Eric Plummer
Mar 7, 2022
Fisheries

Transition from net pen fish farms proves challenging

Eric Plummer
Mar 3, 2022
Education

Students eye careers in high-demand trades, as Port Alberni sees a ‘building boom’

Eric Plummer
Mar 2, 2022
Environment, Fisheries

Encouraging signs in Huu-ay-aht rivers, despite salmon declines elsewhere

Eric Plummer
Mar 1, 2022
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Bamfield road project on schedule, resurfacing to be complete by fall

Eric Plummer
Feb 22, 2022
Fisheries

DFO’s salmon strategy aims to ‘stem historic declines’, but leaders push for better monitoring

Eric Plummer
Feb 18, 2022
Rosie Marsden served as the NTC’s Indian registry administrator for 29 years, moving on from the job on Feb. 4, 2022. (Eric Plummer photo)
Island Families

Term as status card administrator sees two-fold growth in Nuu-chah-nulth population

Eric Plummer
Feb 8, 2022

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