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

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.
Forestry

Arrests continue at the Caycuse blockade

Melissa Renwick
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Environment

Mowachaht/Muchalaht community alerted to cougars

Eric Plummer
Gabriella Stanley (centre) Gracie Martinez (left), Julian Larrivee-Woods and other students in the Grade 8-9 class move leaves that have been composting by the Eighth Avenue Learning Centre over the winter.
Education

School garden opens up possibilities amid COVID restrictions

Eric Plummer
Housing

Forty one affordable rental units secured for Port Alberni tenants

Karly Blats
Mental health

Going ‘through the fire’ to heal from sexual violence

Melissa Renwick
Tourism

Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada faces insolvency

Sam Laskaris
Forestry

RCMP begins enforcing court injunction at Fairy Creek

Melissa Renwick
Environment

Vancouver Island Wildfire season 2021 predicted to be ‘normal’

Denise Titian
Under the concept that nature and people are one, while everyone is connected through the natural world, a poster made by Grade 5 and 6 students was chosen to promote the First Nations Spring Festival. Pictured from left to right are Azlynn Keinas, Samantha Blakey and Kyra Papove, with Richard Samuel, a cultural development supervisor with the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, and A.W. Neill Principal Darrin Olson.
Education

SD70 holds Spring Festival online

Eric Plummer
Tourism

Chims Guest House named finalist for prestigious Vancouver Island awards

Sam Laskaris
COVID-19

COVID-19 cases fall among First Nations in B.C.

Melissa Renwick

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