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Huu-ay-aht look at Trans Canada Trail for tourism boost
As the First Nation looks to open up the area to more tourism, serious consideration is being given to extending the Trans Canada Trail to Huu-ay-a
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Bamfield main chip sealing nears completion
As cool fall temperatures set in, residents of Anacla and Bamfield are seeing their notoriously…
With water restrictions and lack of parking, can Tofino sustain tourism 2024?
The town of Tofino has survived the tourist season that didn’t quite materialize in the summer…
RBCM starts building collections facility, but First Nations pieces will stay downtown
This month the Royal B.C. Museum began construction of a 164,000-square-foot building to house…
Seized tuna sold by DFO after vessel was charged
When the commercial vessel Ocean Provider was found fishing albacore tuna 42 nautical miles…
Kayakers spot massive sunfish in Kyuquot Sound
This August kayakers in Kyuquot Sound were astonished when they paddled upon a giant ocean…
Huu-ay-aht hosts Nuu-chah-nulth Artist Symposium
A group of Nuu-chah-nulth master artists gathered at the Best Western Barclay hotel in Port…
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Tla-o-qui-aht carver designs totem pole to honour lives lost during pandemic lockdown
Tla-o-qui-aht carver Hjalmer Wenstob has completed and raised a new totem pole at Ty-Histanis to commemorate lives lost during the COVID-19…
