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Nuchatlaht begin appeal, seeking title over the rest of its traditional territory
On Monday the Nuchatlaht are back in court, this time to appeal a ruling from last year in hope of proving historical ownership over the inland areas…
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Families left uninformed after passing of loved ones
A mother who recently lost her son in a car accident is calling for systemic changes, after…
Tofino’s MacKenzie Beach officially changed to its Nuu-chah-nulth name, tinwis
MacKenzie Beach in Tofino has been officially renamed tinwis (pronounced ti-nu-wis…
Report shows signs of rebound in Vancouver Island’s salmon species
Certain salmon populations have rebounded at a considerable rate this year, but that isn’t…
Tourism Tofino exhibit showcases student-led Truth and Reconciliation projects
Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation Dwayne Martin opened the Truth, Honour & the Way Forward exhibit…
Sexual assault lawsuit involving ex-NHL player underscores discourse on consent and intoxication
Alcohol and consent are at the heart of another high-profile sexual assault court case involving…
Port Alberni Friendship Center celebrates 60 years
From its humble beginnings at the corner of Second Avenue and Angus Street, the Port Alberni…
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Special Reports
When a school has its own cemetery
When you go up the road from the dock to the site of the former Christie Indian Residential School, there is a barely noticeable clearing off the…
