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Herring spawn returns to Island's west coast
On Monday seagulls could be seen divebombing into the ocean near the base of Catface Mountain, the waters near the shore a milky hue.
The birds were…
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Police investigating after five new homes vandalized in the Ucluelet First Nation community of Hitacu
Ucluelet RCMP are investigating after five new homes in the Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ community of Hitac̓u…
Huu-ay-aht looks to grow fresh produce in Anacla through vertical system
Living in a small, remote community can make it hard to get fresh fruit and vegetables in a…
Feds renew Jordan’s Principle program with $1.55 billion commitment
On Feb. 26, Indigenous Services Canada announced $1.55 billion in federal funding to ensure…
Salmon fishers face a squeeze if feds proceed with more orca habitat protections
Commercial and recreational fishers could be facing more of a squeeze this year, as DFO…
Is recreational fishing a right or a privilege?
Nuu-chah-nulth representatives are appealing for tensions to ease before this year’s…
Could shifting gears from forestry to tourism pay the bills?
At the mouth of Jordan River in Pacheedaht First Nation territory on Vancouver Island, British…
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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.…
