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Ucluelet’s new Japanese pavilion celebrates cross-cultural relationships
The Ucluelet Japanese Canadian History Pavilion officially opened on a sun-soaked Aug. 29 when 103-year-old Frances Nakagawa cut the red ribbon…
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Passing of sole fluent Ditidaht speaker leaves void in Nuu-chah-nulth language
Like a giant cedar tree cut down, the passing of Ditidaht elder Michael Thompson (Kwiibaalaah)…
Keeping hope alive on the Downtown Eastside, amid public concerns of ‘street disorder’
As Vancouver residents consider a tougher approach to drug use in a plebiscite vote this fall, a…
Somber ceremony remembers those lost to opioid crisis
A quiet, respectful gathering took place at Port Alberni’s Roger Creek Park on August 31,…
Cancellation of overdose prevention site will harm Vancouver’s First Nations, says FNHA
The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) has expressed “great disappointment” for the province’…
Connection to culture saves lives in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside
Across the street from Pigeon Park in Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside (DTES), a large orange…
Inquest recommendations fall short on delving into ‘devastating’ problem, says Sayers
As Indigenous people continue to face a high rate of confrontations with police, a First Nations…
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Substance-use recovery beds come to Port Alberni this summer
After years of lobbying, recovery support for those struggling with drug addiction is coming to Port Alberni.
Standing in a courtyard at…
