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COVID-19

Tofino business issues apology for Family Day trespass on Hesquiaht territory

Denise Titian
Culture

Nuu-chah-nulth cultural centre proposed for Port Alberni

Karly Blats
Through increased forest sector employment, Huu-ay-aht First Nations hope to attract more members back home. (Mike Youds photo)
Forestry

Union and Huu-ay-aht pledge forest sector co-operation

Mike Youds
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Net barriers planned for Zeballos to catch mountain rock slides

Sam Laskaris
Housing

A month without hot water for Beaufort Hotel tenant

Eric Plummer
Ryan Sabbas helps Joe Martin carve a canoe for Valeen Jules within Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation traditional territory off the Pacific Rim Highway, on Feb. 16, 2021.
Culture

Carving a dugout canoe in the forest

Melissa Renwick
A fire stile smouldering was found near Hesquiaht Harbour on Feb. 16. (Submitted photo)
COVID-19

Family Day campers visit Hesquiaht territory despite pandemic closure

Denise Titian
(Tofino Bus photo)
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Friday meeting expected to determine whether Tofino Bus resumes service

Sam Laskaris
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Project breaks ground for affordable rentals in Tofino

Melissa Renwick
COVID-19

Health officials optimistic despite vaccine shortage

Denise Titian
Helen Dick grew up in a fluent speaking home and continues to speak her language. “I used to hear my mom tell us, ‘just be who you are. Don’t let people try to change who you are or what you are. You be you.’ So that’s how I’ve tried to live my life,” said the Tseshaht elder.
Culture

Endangered or a language in hiding?

Melissa Renwick
Mental health

Port Alberni Shelter Society granted $1M for long-term recovery beds for women

Karly Blats

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