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‘I wish we had our territory back’: Influx of float homes in Clayoquot Sound forces Tla-o-qui-aht families to go farther for traditional foods
This is article is part of a series of stories on Nuu-chah-nulth clam gardens.
From the captain’s seat of his fishing boat called ‘La Fortune’, Tla-o…
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New trail expected to boost tourism in Bamfield
The Bamfield Huu-ay-aht Community Forest Society is doing its bit to boost local tourism.
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Charleson family dries tears and celebrates lives of two young adults
It was a łaakt’uuła to remember as hundreds of Charleson family and friends gathered to spend…
20 Nuu-chah-nulth teams take to the courts for JANT 2025 in Kelowna
The 2025 B.C. Junior All Native Tournament (JANT) and Spring Basketball Fest is underway in…
Potlatch honours Jazmine and Johnson Charleson
Hundreds filled the Alberni Athletic hall on Saturday, March 15 for a potlatch held in honour of…
New Tahsis marina projected to boost ecotourism and connect neighbouring communities
The village of Tahsis recently announced the construction of a new public marina as part of the…
‘Environment of business uncertainty’: Fish farms face pressure on both sides of the border
B.C.’s fish farms appear to be facing an increasingly challenging situation, with pressure…
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Indigenous language showcased on new West Coast bus stop signs, a first for BC Transit
BC Transit has incorporated Nuu-chah-nulth language on all the new bus stop signs within the refreshed West Coast Transit System, a historical…
