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Reconciliation, BC First Nations

Two Nuu-chah-nulth nations inch closer to final treaty as B.C. commission celebrates its 30th anniversary

Denise Titian
Education

Alberni District Secondary School launches new journalism class

Konnar Oliver
Child welfare, Island Families

‘This project is going to save lives’: Funding announced for mothers centre run by Huu-ay-aht

Eric Plummer
Business

Tseshaht Market holds grand re-opening to celebrate partnership with Western Nations

Alexandra Mehl
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Huu-ay-aht sees growth in Anacla as road improvements continue on Bamfield Main

Alexandra Mehl
Environment, BC First Nations

Nations and DFO come to agreement of principle for Marine Protected Area

Alexandra Mehl
Health

Matilda Atleo leaves NTC after 20 years of health promotion work in the Nuu-chah-nulth communities 

Alexandra Mehl
Island Families

Mother and Son duo bond on their daily walks by picking up litter

Alexandra Mehl
Healthy Living

Canada Disability Benefit passes second reading

Karly Blats
A new cedar boardwalk trail meanders through old-growth forest for two kilometres to the hot springs in Maquinna Marine Provincial Park. (Ha-Shilth-Sa file photo)
Tourism

Maquinna Park and Hot Springs Cove reopens to the public

Konnar Oliver
MVA on Orange Bridge
Reconciliation, BC First Nations

Built without consent – Tseshaht seeks federal compensation for stretch of highway that cuts through their main reserve

Denise Titian
Victoria Redhead with one of her beautiful charcuterie boards
General

An Ahousaht woman honors her grandmother by spreading her love for charcuterie

James Paracy

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