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Algae bloom turns coastal waters off Vancouver Island tropical blue
Some West Coasters say it reminds them of herring spawn. Others say it mirrors the milky blue of glacial waters or the warm palette of a tropical…
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Interest grows to determine degree of historic mill contamination in Muchalaht Inlet
Pollution from the Gold River Pulp Mill continues to effect Muchalaht Inlet a quarter century…
Plans for what would be a Nuu-chah-nulth cultural centre are preserved for the historical record
The seeds of an idea that was once planned to become a Nuu-chah-nulth cultural centre have been…
Three black bears killed over two days as human-wildlife conflict turns grim in Ucluelet
Three young, adult male black bears were executed by B.C. conservation officers this week in the…
Healing begins when cultural items are returned home, says First Peoples’ Cultural Council
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) has released two landmark reports detailing the deep…
Is Canada’s Bill C-5 ‘crisis response’ or ‘opportunistic authoritarianism’?
Amid cries that a new government in Ottawa is steamrolling over Indigenous rights to get…
Illegally camping near Tofino could cost you up to $25,000
July has arrived on Vancouver Island’s West Coast and so has the onslaught of ignorant campers…
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Language journey culminates in teaching position
ḥakaƛ, Chrissie John, began speaking Nuu-chah-nulth at home at a young age; it was her mother’s first language before being taken off to…
