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Business

Ahousaht couple launches food truck business

Denise Titian
Culture

Copper Canoe Woman jewelry inspired by ancestral stories

Melissa Renwick
A clearcut covers a slope near the Fairy Creek valley, northeast of Port Renfrew. (Eric Plummer photo)
Environment, Forestry

Do clearcuts contribute to B.C.'s flooding?

Melissa Renwick
Weather

Tseshaht avoids flood damage during provincial devastation

Sam Laskaris
Hupacasath Councillor Jolleen Dick. (Tashia Potter photo)
Tourism

Loon Lake campground to be built through Hupacasath partnership

Sam Laskaris
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

New buoy explores the potential of offshore wind power

Melissa Renwick
Island Families, Homelessness

Feed the People event returns to Port Alberni

Melissa Renwick
A protest marches through Ucluelet in June 2020, after Chantel Moore was fatally shot by a police officer in Edmunston, New Brunswick that spring. A new report from the BC Office of the Human Rights Commissioner is calling for funding to be redirected from police towards social services better suited to respond to mental health crises. (Melissa Renwick photo)
Crime and justice

‘Over-policing’ has targeted First Nations, says human rights commissioner report

Eric Plummer
Grace George helps Grade 3-4 students with their art projects at the Wickaninnish Community School, in Tofino, on November 22, 2021.
Education, Culture

Interweaving Nuu-chah-nulth culture into a school curriculum

Melissa Renwick
B.C Indigenous Relations Minister Murray Rankin has promised emergency supports for First Nations affected by November's flooding. (Government of B.C. photo)
Reconciliation

Concern grows over DRIPA follow-through

Mike Youds
Weather

A sinkhole and sandbags: Rainfall prompts emergency measures in Tofino

Eric Plummer
Island Families, Education

Honorary degree given to late Nuu-chah-nulth leader Lillian Howard

Denise Titian

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