Photo Gallery
Given that the BC Junior All Native Basketball Championships begins tomorrow (Sunday, March 18) we thought you might like a look at basketball's glorious past in Nuu-chah-nulth territory.
With the opening ceremonies for the 2012 BC Junior All Native Basketball Championships just one day away, the volunteers for the tournament were busy with last minute preparations at the Athletic Hall in Port Alberni.
The Truth and Reconciliation Commission held hearings in Port Alberni March 12. Commissioner Marie Wilson heard stories from 23 people with an estimated 500 people looking on throughout the day.
Island Zones held in Port Alberni's Athletic Hall Feb. 18. Finals will be webcast at www.hashilthsa.com starting at 9 a.m. Feb. 19.
Photos by Debora Steel
Tara Dawn Atleo graduated from Vancouver Island University with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration with a focus on Sustainable Economics. Tara's dad, Assembly of First Nations National Chief Shawn A-in-chut Atleo is the Chancellor of VIU and took part in Convocation ceremonies Feb...
Homiss Wolves and Hesquiaht Braves--Boys Final--Braves win
Mystic Suns and Island Storm--Girls Final--Island Storm wins
Young Guns v. Hesquiaht Braves---Boys Semi finals--Braves' win.
This year's games were great fun. And here is just some of the proof in photos. Watch for other photos and the results in the upcoming Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper, delivered into subscribers' homes on Aug. 26.
The Quu'asa Urban Gatherings are currently underway. On July 14, the Quu-asa team was in Vancouver. Pictures were taken by photographer Joshua Hergesheimer.
Port Alberni—Tanned, tired, and truly humbled by the unique experience that they shared, the participants of the 2011 Pulling Together Canoe Journey gathered for one last celebration on July 8. They were hosted at the House of Gathering by the Hupacasath, who filled their guests' bellies with...
Ha-Shilth-Sa is Canada's Oldest First Nations Newspaper. It began publishing on Jan. 24, 1974. Ha-Shilth-Sa is published by the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council (formerly West Coast District Council), a non-profit society serving members of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations located along the west...
We are pleased to share with our readers some of the photos that we have stored in the Ha-Shilth-Sa archives. For many of the photos, we have no information, so please, if you recognize someone in the photo, or if you recognize the event, we'd love to know the who, what, where, when and why of...
Here is a collection of our favorite photos from the last few weeks.
Deb Steel
Ha-Shilth-Sa Editor
