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A surfer walks out of the ocean on Long Beach, near Tofino, on April 14, 2021.
Tourism

Tla-o-qui-aht reopens tribal parks to Canadian visitors

Melissa Renwick
Environment

Wildfires continue, province-wide ban in place until October

Melissa Renwick
Tourism

Strenuous West Coast Trail gets a little easier

Mike Youds
Culture

Partnership with UVic - Makah master carver teaches Pacheedaht cousins the art of making traditional dug-out canoes

Denise Titian
Structure fire, Reconciliation

B.C. allocates $12M to support investigations of residential school sites

Melissa Renwick
Culture

Carving project honours Ditidaht artist Art Thompson

Denise Titian
Elmer Frank uses a crane to lift his catch up to his truck near the fourth street dock in Tofino, on July 23, 2020. (Photograph by Melissa Renwick)
Fisheries

DFO puts ‘emergency brake’ on commercial fisheries

Mike Youds
Forestry

Old growth harvesting essential for culture and economy, says Huu-ay-aht

Eric Plummer
Education

Indigenous food murals displayed around Wickaninnish Community School garden

Melissa Renwick
Crime and justice

Mental health and Addictions: Gaps in services for youth identified at coroner’s inquest into the death of Jocelyn George

Denise Titian
COVID-19

B.C. moves into step 3 of its COVID-19 restart plan

Melissa Renwick
Education

Maaqtuisiis Secondary School celebrates class of 2021 with 20 graduates

Denise Titian

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