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From agriculture to skin care, kelp presents new coastal business opportunities
Entrepreneurs who come from a long line of commercial fishers are capitalizing on an ocean harvest that has nothing to do with catching fish.
Kelp is…
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Teachers’ conference in Hitacu explores healing from trauma by connecting to language, culture and traditional foods
Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ Government’s education department held an uplifting professional development day on…
Campus of Care proposed for Port Alberni’s doctor shortage
Port Alberni has a shortage or health care workers, and as doctors retire more people are going…
Hoobiyee delayed, culture group working to hold event at later date
A Vancouver-based dance group is working to ensure that one of B.C.’s largest First Nation…
Hundreds participate in 17th annual Stolen Sisters Memorial March in downtown Victoria
Hundreds dressed in red gathered in downtown Victoria on Feb. 14 to participate in the 17th…
Mercury poisoning and the cumulative effects of pollution: Knowledge exchange delves into land stewardship and industrial impacts
Judy Da Silva’s eyes light up as she forks a piece of wild smoked salmon into her mouth.
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Wolf encounters prompt a dog ban for more sections of Long Beach
Earlier this week Parks Canada officials announced that dogs are now banned from being on a part…
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‘An opportunity to start correcting course’: Estuary to Old Growth declaration seeks support from First Nations
“The best salmon-making machine is an ancient rainforest,” according to those behind an initiative to collectively find a more holistic approach…
