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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
Ditidaht First Nation helps operate the West Coast Trail, which includes cabins where guests can stay.
Tourism

Indigenous businesses to benefit from national Tourism Relief Fund

Sam Laskaris
Tourism

Tseshaht implement fee to Broken Group users to fund Beach Keeper Program

Karly Blats
Overdose crisis

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

Melissa Renwick
James Williams was 52, a father of five and member of the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation. (Submitted photo)
Crime and justice

Family yearns for answers one year after death of James Williams

Eric Plummer
Overdose crisis

B.C. implements prescribed safe supply for drug users

Melissa Renwick
Terry Crosina pours fresh ice of their catch before Elmer Frank brings it to Ucluelet to sell, on July 23, 2020. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Fisheries

Drastic salmon closures are devastating, union says

Mike Youds
Tourism

Blasting mishap closes Highway 4

Denise Titian
Coastal Response

Oil removed from Nootka Sound shipwreck

Eric Plummer
Firemen attend to a vehicle blaze on Franklin River Road on July 5.
Environment

Series of fires in Port Alberni raises concerns

Denise Titian
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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