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A crowd walks over the Orange Bridge to Maht Mahs gym on Sept. 30 to honour residential school survivors, and those who didn't make it home, for Orange Shirt Day and the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. Karly Blats photo
Reconciliation

Hundreds walk on Orange Shirt Day to honour residential school survivors and those who did not make it home

Karly Blats
Residential school survivor Alice George holds up a sign while marching through the streets of Tofino to honour the survivors and victims of the residential school system on the first National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, on September 30, 2021.
Reconciliation

Tla-o-qui-aht organizes march in Tofino to commemorate residential school survivors and victims

Melissa Renwick
Reconciliation

A.W. Neill school becomes c̓uumaʕas, in shift away from politician’s dark past

Eric Plummer
Homelessness

Most of Port Alberni’s homeless are now Indigenous, says count

Karly Blats
COVID-19

Ahousaht closed to non-residents as COVID cases continue to rise

Denise Titian
Reconciliation

Province provides $1.5 million towards Indigenous-led supports for residential school survivors

Melissa Renwick
Fisheries

New land-based fish farm proposed in Gold River

Melissa Renwick
BC First Nations

Service offers online status card renewal

Denise Titian
Reconciliation, Education

Schools plan events leading up to National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Karly Blats
Island Families

Pension clawbacks affect Canada’s most vulnerable

Denise Titian
Health, Culture

Belief in the power of Indian medicine is what makes it work, says Hesquiaht harvester

Denise Titian
Culture

‘It’s alive now and we can talk to it’: Pole’s name references first woman

Eric Plummer

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