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Tourism

Nuu-chah-nulth family expands its business by opening food truck

Sam Laskaris
Culture

COVID-19 mask and healing song serve as a record of history

Melissa Renwick
Reconciliation

Tseshaht First Nation presents Nuu-chah-nulth-themed traffic signs to the City of Port Alberni

Denise Titian
General

Nuchatlaht land claims court case – Hearing date set for 2022

Denise Titian
COVID-19

Port Alberni Friendship Centre is open today for Indigenous elders to receive their COVID vaccine

Denise Titian
Tourism

Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation set to begin developing new RV park and campground

Melissa Renwick
Police Investigation

Watchdog investigates Opitsaht police shooting

Eric Plummer
Infrastructure in Remote Communities

Tofino Bus service expected to resume following provincial funding announcement

Sam Laskaris
Environment

Ditidaht First Nation launches village clean-up

Denise Titian
Joe David (right), a founding member of Carving on the Edge Festival, and Gordon Dick film a video segment for this year's virtual festival at the Tofino Botanical Gardens, on March 6, 2021. Photograph by Melissa Renwick
Culture

Carving on the Edge Festival moves online

Melissa Renwick
Encampment on Weyerhaeuser property at Great Central Lake. (Mike Youds photo)
Housing

West coast braces for another ‘camping crisis’

Mike Youds
(Eric Plummer photo)
Homelessness

Port Alberni homeless count planned for April 7, extends for five days

Karly Blats

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