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Eric Plummer

Weather

A sinkhole and sandbags: Rainfall prompts emergency measures in Tofino

Eric Plummer
Tseshaht boats fish on the Somass River in September. The Tseshaht and Hupacasath First Nations harvested from the river this year according to an economic opportunity agreement with DFO, which totalled 32,248 chinook salmon by the end of the season. (Eric Plummer photo)
Fisheries

Nations reach out to new fisheries minister, stating DFO needs more than science

Eric Plummer
Health

25 ER visits in a year: Elder’s plight points to need for health advocacy

Eric Plummer
Christie Indian Residential School was operated by the Catholic church, housing students for 71 years until the institution moved to Tofino in 1971.
Mental health, Reconciliation

‘It’s all catching up to me’: Residential school survivors face a distant past amid recent findings

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Angus Campbell Sr., Ahousaht.
BC First Nations

Indigenous Veterans Day recognizes those who served in the Canadian Armed Forces

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Martin Watts speaks to a crowd gathered on the former site of the Alberni Indian Residential School on Orange Shirt Day, Sept. 30. (Eric Plummer photo)
Reconciliation

‘Own the process’: Nations progress plans for former residential school sites

Eric Plummer
COVID-19

Booster shots coming to remote communities

Eric Plummer
BC First Nations

Sayers and Charleson named to lead NTC for another term

Eric Plummer
Forestry

'Economic reconciliation' through forestry

Eric Plummer
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Physical work begins on Bamfield road

Eric Plummer
Forestry

Injunction temporarily back in place for Fairy Creek

Eric Plummer
Forestry

Court rules against extending Fairy Creek injunction, but First Nation asks protestors to leave

Eric Plummer

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