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Rodney Sayers, a Nuu-chah-nulth artist from the Hupačasath First Nation, poses with a sample of his work in his Port Alberni studio on Oct. 4. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Culture

Hot rod paddles and lessons from the ancestors

Melissa Renwick
Culture, BC First Nations

Nuu-chah-nulth history retold in Knowledge Network series

Denise Titian
(Tla-o-qui-aht Dugout Canoe photo)
Culture

Film starring Tla-o-qui-aht carver has world premiere at Vancouver film festival

Sam Laskaris
Culture

Ditidaht releases a video game to encourage language revitalization among children

Melissa Renwick
Health, Culture

Belief in the power of Indian medicine is what makes it work, says Hesquiaht harvester

Denise Titian
Culture

‘It’s alive now and we can talk to it’: Pole’s name references first woman

Eric Plummer
Tseshaht members fish on the Somass River during a morning in September. A new book by Charlotte Coté, who is a Tseshaht member herself, focuses on the value of harvesting foods from one's territorial waters and land. (Eric Plummer photo)
Healthy Living, Culture

New book by Tseshaht professor focusses on Nuu-chah-nulth food and culture

Denise Titian
Culture

Ahousaht member gains position with National Film Board of Canada

Sam Laskaris
Culture

Pole stands as mother for lost children to come home

Eric Plummer
Education, Culture

Tundra the wolf visits Haahuupayak students for cultural learning

Denise Titian
Culture

Totem pole finds home at Port Alberni’s Victoria Quay

Eric Plummer
Culture

Promoting local culture through T-shirts

Eric Plummer

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