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Business, General, Education

Alberni Valley job market soars with monthly postings doubling pre-pandemic numbers

Nora O'Malley
Crime and justice

What happened to Amber Manthorne? RCMP asks public to be on the lookout for items connected to missing Port Alberni woman

Denise Titian
Business, BC First Nations

Former Huu-ay-aht chief councillor presented with provincial lifetime achievement award

Sam Laskaris
Health, BC First Nations

Patient information accessed by hackers, says FNHA

Denise Titian
Sports

Vancouver Island Indigenous Snowboard and Ski Team recruiting new athletes, mentors

Nora O'Malley
Business

Making the best of a bad situation: Kyuquot man turns employment misfortune into a multi-faceted business

Denise Titian
Overdose crisis

Drug crisis draws political divisions as election approaches

Eric Plummer
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Nitinaht tragedy highlights inadequate road signage, says Ditidaht

Eric Plummer
Reconciliation, BC First Nations

Nuu-chah-nulth leader weighs in on provincial election

Denise Titian
Environment, Fisheries

State of Salmon report shows decline of most species in B.C. and northward

Sarah Banning
Environment, Fisheries

Students gain credits through land-based learning in a fragile environment

Holly Stocking
According to a recent post on the Mapleway (sic) Medical Center Facebook page, “from October 10, 2024 until November 12, 2024, the urgent care opening hours will be drastically reduced due to lack of medical doctors.” (Denise Titian photo)
Health

Doctor shortage forces cutback in hours at Port Alberni walk-in clinic

Denise Titian

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