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Melissa Renwick

Culture

Ahousaht musician Hasaatuk performs at INDIGIFEST 2021

Melissa Renwick
Tla-o-qui-aht Tribal Parks Guardian Gisele Martin talks to a visitor at the road closure along West Main Forest Service Road, near Tofino, on August 10, 2021.
Housing, Tourism

Concerns rise over camping on Kennedy Lake road

Melissa Renwick
Reconciliation

Policy allows Indigenous people to use traditional names on government documents, but not in Nuu-chah-nulth letters

Melissa Renwick
Health, Fisheries

Practicing safe seafood harvesting during warm summer months

Melissa Renwick
Health

New report aims to uphold First Nations matriarchal roles

Melissa Renwick
(Submitted photo)
Coastal Response

Floatplane flips in Tofino Harbour

Melissa Renwick
Police Investigation

Ancestral remains found in Kyuquot 

Melissa Renwick
Hot Spring Cove is one of the remote communities set to benefit from a program designed to improve emergency services.
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Partnership aims to improve emergency care in four remote First Nations

Melissa Renwick
(From left to right) Joe Martin, Patrick Amos, Robin Rorick and Robert Martin (Nookmis) carve a totem pole inside a tent set up at the Tofino Botanical Gardens, on July 9, 2021.
Culture

Carving a totem pole for Opitsaht

Melissa Renwick
Overdose crisis

Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation holds march to speak out against drugs, alcohol, and abuse

Melissa Renwick
Overdose crisis

B.C. implements prescribed safe supply for drug users

Melissa Renwick
Participants engage in a 5-week technical training certification facilitated by the Central Westcoast Forest Society (CWFS) between April 19 to May 21 near Tofino. (Photo supplied by CWFS)
Education

Restoration training opens doors for participants

Melissa Renwick

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