From the archives: March 25, 2004 edition of Ha-Shilth-Sa
In 1964, the largest ever-recorded North American earthquake rocked Prince William Sound in Alaska. Measuring 8.5 on the Richter scale, the quake generated a tsunami (often referred to as tidal waves) that would reach the...
Thirteen Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/ Che:k:tles7et’h citizans gathered at the nation’s new administrative office Aug. 10 to take part in their Leadership Essentials graduation ceremonies.
Offered by Vancouver Island University, the Leadership Essentials...
Judy Joseph of Ditidaht and Susan Cootes of Uchucklesaht have worked for more than a decade helping to answer some of science’s most perplexing questions about salmonids.
In their lab at the Hupacasath Band office in Port Alberni, Judy and Susan have dissected many thousands of fish...
The sounds of heavy equipment and nail guns can be heard every day throughout the community as new roads, new houses and a new school near completion.
Near the Holistic Centre stands a brand new red rancher very near completion. The 1,200 sq.ft. home has been long awaited by elder Shirley...
The Tlu-piich Games continue to grow, and we were pleased with another successful event held Aug. 3 to 7. Our vision for the games is to have all Nuu-chah-nulth-aht come together annually to enjoy visitation, competition and a celebration of who we are as a people. This includes all Nuu-chah-...
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