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Volunteers move thousands of migrating salmon by hand after DFO abandons project
Thornton Creek Hatchery manager Dave Hurwitz is piping mad.
This fall, Hurwitz witnessed a crew from the Department of Fisheries and Oceans Canada…
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B.C. Achievement Foundation honours Nuu-chah-nulth artist at 2026 gala
The BC Achievement Foundation has announced that one of the recipients of this year’s Polygon…
Long-term health study continues with survey and in-depth look at young families
More than 1,200 responses have been collected so far for a long-form survey, part of a larger,…
Canada Pension Plan benefits vary for First Nation seniors
The NTC DAAC Health-ability Fair, held at the Alberni Athletic Hall on October 28 and 29,…
Maintaining connection to prevent social isolation
Once again, the community gathered for the annual DAAC Health Ability Fair, hosted by the Nuu-…
Massive underwater tidal wave threatens to raise sea level along coast
A giant underwater wave known as a “Kelvin Wave” is reaching the West Coast, raising the…
‘Electrification is going to be our best bet’ as First Nations look for energy solutions, says Cole Sayers
A seed was planted for Cole Sayers 25 years ago, when the Hupacasath First Nation embarked on…
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Potlatch celebrates life of Nuu-cha-nulth man with drying of tears ceremony
Jeremy Smith from the Nuchatlaht First Nation was an artist, an uncle, a son and a friend.
Smith passed away more than a year ago…
