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Pole stands as mother for lost children to come home
A newly raised totem pole at Port Alberni’s waterfront is a mother for all of the lost children who never returned home from residential school, ac
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Housing crisis: Election candidates present ideas to make homes affordable
Houses on reserves continue to be cramped in many cases, while in cities and towns people…
Who has authority over ocean resources? Election candidates give their answers
After stalled negotiations with Fisheries and Oceans Canada, in August hereditary chiefs of…
First Nations left out of policy development, says forestry council
Despite a pledge from the premier that Indigenous people will see an expanded role in forestry,…
Housing survey aims to address the needs of west coast communities
Three Nuu-chah-nulth nations are participating in a housing survey to better understand their…
How should Canada better manage the climate crisis? Election candidates state their position
This summer British Columbia residents experienced the direct effects of global warming,…
Tundra the wolf visits Haahuupayak students for cultural learning
The Grades 6 and 7 students of Haahuupayak School played host to a very special guest on…
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B.C. schools prepare to return to in-person learning
As the new school year approaches, B.C.’s Ministry of Education said that students can look forward to the return of full-time in-person learning…
