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Tourism

Visitors welcomed back to the Broken Group Islands for the 2021 season

Karly Blats
Overdose crisis

Illicit drug crisis deadlier for First Nations, stats show

Mike Youds
Tourism

Nuu-chah-nulth water taxi business among recipients of provincial pandemic recovery fund

Sam Laskaris
Reconciliation

Tseshaht sing for 215 children buried in Kamloops

Eric Plummer
Police Investigation

Inactive grenade found on wharf in Gold River

Reconciliation

Discovery of 215 sets of children’s remains at Kamloops Residential School opens wounds of survivors

Denise Titian
Gary Peter mows the grass at North Island College, part of his work in the Employment Transition Grounds & Custodial Assistant Program offered through the college’s Department of Accessible Learning Services (DALS).
Education

Students with learning barriers gain employment skills

Denise Titian
A protestor is arrested at the Caycuse old-growth logging blockade established by the Rainforest Flying Squad, near Port Renfrew, on May 19, 2021.
Crime and justice

Have police gone too far at Fairy Creek?

Eric Plummer
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Major blasting complete on Tofino highway, no more 10-hour daylight closures

Denise Titian
Housing

Huu-ay-aht First Nation and Uchucklesaht Tribe receive funding for new affordable housing units

Melissa Renwick
Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Tofino saw one of its busiest summers in recent years in 2020. Now the beachside Bes Western Tin Wis is already seeing reservations ramp up. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Tourism

Tla-o-qui-aht looks forward to re-opening tourism operations 

Melissa Renwick
COVID-19

COVID good news: Bonnie Henry announces we could be back to normal by September

Denise Titian

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