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Culture

Scenes from Nanaimo Indian Hospital: New play celebrates differences in Indigenous languages

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Child welfare, Island Families, Crime and justice

A place where people can laugh and play: Proposed Dontay Patrick Lucas Park receives city council support

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Reconciliation, Culture

Ahousaht artist sees opportunity in a blank wall at United Church

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Housing

City of Port Alberni orders owner of dilapidated downtown hotel to upgrade property

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Business

New Port Alberni Restaurant serves distinct west coast food while supporting local charitable organization

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“Jim-Bob” Mack demonstrates his dancing skills at the Ha-ho-payak Play School while his classmates and teacher Anne Robinson lay down the beat. Part of the Ha-Shilth-Sa’s archive of photographs, this was originally printed Nov. 29 , 1976. (Ha-Shilth-Sa colourized archive photo)
Culture, BC First Nations

50 years later, reporter reflects on first days of Ha-Shilth-Sa Newspaper

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Homelessness

Record cold temperatures raises concerns for the unsheltered

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Crime and justice

RCMP applies to destroy evidence gathered in Pickton murder case

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General

Housefire on Tseshaht reserve sends one person to hospital; ‘Be mindful of extra fire hazards during the holiday season,’ says fire department

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Culture

State of emergency declared as Nuu-chah-nulth-aht scramble to save language programs in face of possible funding cutbacks

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Health, Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Ahousaht to withdraw from NTC health services

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Culture

Huu-ay-aht Ha’wilth Yał luu a hosts a coming of age ceremony and passes chieftainship to daughter

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