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Top Stories

Island Families, General, COVID-19

Tla-o-qui-aht carver designs totem pole to honour lives lost during pandemic lockdown

Karly Blats
Environment, Island Families, General

Ehattesaht receives provincial funding to deal with extreme heat

Sam Laskaris
Culture

The lasting legacy of Nuu-chah-nulth whaling

Alexandra Mehl
Business, Tourism

First Nation tourism businesses stay afloat, but summer tourist season sunk by highway closures

Denise Titian
Environment

Largest wildfire on Vancouver Island left to burn, deemed no risk to public

Eric Plummer
Sports

Tseshaht member suits up for Abbotsford squad at national fastpitch tournament

Sam Laskaris
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Nitinaht prepares for fire with newly trained volunteers

Eric Plummer
Environment, Fisheries, BC First Nations

Public input will enhance B.C.'s first-ever coastal marine strategy

Karly Blats
Overdose crisis, Culture

‘Flown up to the Creator’: Butterflies released as Nuu-chah-nulth think of loved ones lost to overdose

Eric Plummer
Environment, Fisheries

Will the second consecutive year of extreme drought impact salmon runs? 

Alexandra Mehl
Island Families, Education

Families line up for back to school supplies

Holly Stocking
Only meters from Fisherman's Wharf, orcas breached multiple times on Aug. 26, putting on a show for the lucky crowd who cheered them on. (Facebook video still)
General

Kakawin breaching at Harbour Quay in the Alberni Inlet

Alexandra Mehl

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