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Health, Reconciliation

Canadian Medical Association makes public apology to Indigenous people

Denise Titian
Sports

Tseshaht sponsorship enables kids to continue watching junior hockey in Port Alberni for free

Sam Laskaris
Fisheries

Fishermen ‘grind’ through the season on the Somass, with hope that chinook meet escapement numbers

Alexandra Mehl
Business, Reconciliation, Forestry

Tseshaht announces $16.45 million economic funding agreement with the province

Eric Plummer
Forestry

Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che’tles7et’h’ foresees generations of economic benefits from forestry tenure purchase

Denise Titian
Reconciliation, BC First Nations

Nuchatlaht launch appeal in continued fight for Aboriginal title

Eric Plummer
Addictions, Mental health

Tsow-Tun Le Lum treatment centre celebrates grand re-opening at Duncan location

Denise Titian
Forestry

‘What are we going to do?’: Forestry leaders explore path forward at inaugural conference in Port Alberni

Nora O'Malley
Wickaninnish (Cliff Atleo Sr.) and Klakwagiila (Jerry Jack Jr.) share resource management information handed down the generations to the ha'wiih of today
Business, Environment, Reconciliation, Forestry

Integrating ancient resource management wisdom with modern forestry practices – First Annual Indigenous Forestry Conference draws hundreds

Denise Titian
The Nuu-chah-nulth Warrior Family Society received $125,000 over 18 months to implement the Icelandic Prevention Model through an effort they are calling ‘Strengthening the Circle: Supporting Healthy Pathways for Nuu-chah-nulth Youth’. (Nuu-chah-nulth Warrior Family FB photo)
Addictions, Mental health, Health, Healthy Living, General, Culture

Indigenous-led non-profit look to Icelandic model to prevent and reduce youth substance use in Port Alberni

Nora O'Malley
Highway 4 paving is underway just east of the now complete Kennedy Hill Safety Improvement Project. (B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Infrastructure photo)
General

More traffic delays coming to Highway 4 near Kennedy Hill for road repairs

Nora O'Malley
Huu-ay-aht dancers, including Colleen Peters in red, dance in celebration of Oomiiqsu Centre, which will open in the coming weeks.
Addictions, Child welfare, Housing, Mental health, Health, Reconciliation

Honoring mothers and children – Huu-ay-aht and guests celebrate near completion of Oomiiqsu Centre

Denise Titian

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