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Reconciliation Theatre presents Women of the Fur Trade, a play by Frances Koncan
Reconciliation Theatre Society is launching a six-city tour throughout Vancouver Island this July with Women of the Fur Trade by Anishinaabe and…
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Report warns MMIWG Calls for Justice at risk as federal funding declines
A new report is raising concerns that progress made towards addressing the crisis of Missing and…
Seven Ucluelet Secondary grads receive $114,000 in education scholarships
Seven community-minded Ucluelet Secondary grads were awarded seven giant cheques on June 18 at…
‘Be the person you want to be’: Families cheer on the grads of 2026
For Anika Jensen, graduating this June has been a family affair. The 17-year-old is allowed to…
NIC hosts international Indigenous field school students
North Island College recently hosted its first-ever cohort of international field school…
Clutesi Haven roundabout on schedule for completion this summer
A new roundabout at the intersection of River Road and Beaver Creek Road in Port Alberni remains…
Tla-o-qui-aht gifts Haida a cedar canoe on National Indigenous Peoples Day
Wearing the same green velvet vest he wore 43 years ago when he took a stand against forestry…
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Planned overdose prevention site blocked as FIFA World Cup descends on downtown Vancouver
James Harry is the founder of the All Nations Outreach Society, a team of urban outreach workers dedicated to saving lives on Vancouver’s Downtown…
