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Crime and justice

Coroner’s Inquest into Chantel Moore’s death postponed for the second time

Rosie Marsden served as the NTC’s Indian registry administrator for 29 years, moving on from the job on Feb. 4, 2022. (Eric Plummer photo)
Island Families

Term as status card administrator sees two-fold growth in Nuu-chah-nulth population

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Seals, sea lions and the debate over the decline of Pacific salmon

Eric Plummer
Environment, Forestry

Watershed protections lack teeth, watchdog says

Mike Youds
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Tla-o-qui-aht plans to expand their volunteer fire department

Melissa Renwick
Police Investigation, Island Families

Anonymous donor posts $50,000 reward for information on Lisa Marie Young

Denise Titian
Housing

Urban housing shortage prompts Ahousaht to begin construction on Port Alberni apartments

Denise Titian
Forestry

Court rules against further blockades in Fairy Creek

Eric Plummer
Reconciliation, Island Families

‘Spirit of the Wolf’: Mowachaht elder reflects on a distant time at Christie residential school

Eric Plummer
Crime and justice

Feds commit $8.9 million to expand Indigenous Justice Centres

Melissa Renwick
Culture

Modelling agency strives to broaden Indigenous depictions in the media

Melissa Renwick
Business

Province launches new Indigenous cannabis program

Sam Laskaris

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