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Tourism

Indigenous Tourism Association of Canada faces insolvency

Sam Laskaris
Forestry

RCMP begins enforcing court injunction at Fairy Creek

Melissa Renwick
Environment

Vancouver Island Wildfire season 2021 predicted to be ‘normal’

Denise Titian
Under the concept that nature and people are one, while everyone is connected through the natural world, a poster made by Grade 5 and 6 students was chosen to promote the First Nations Spring Festival. Pictured from left to right are Azlynn Keinas, Samantha Blakey and Kyra Papove, with Richard Samuel, a cultural development supervisor with the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council, and A.W. Neill Principal Darrin Olson.
Education

SD70 holds Spring Festival online

Eric Plummer
Tourism

Chims Guest House named finalist for prestigious Vancouver Island awards

Sam Laskaris
COVID-19

COVID-19 cases fall among First Nations in B.C.

Melissa Renwick
Fisheries

Nations hopeful court ruling will translate into better allocations

Eric Plummer
Fisheries

Aboriginal owned smokery benefits from new ‘micro-processing’ facility

Karly Blats
Oil containment booms protecting shoreline of Bligh Island. (Unified Command Information Site photo)
Coastal Response

Fuel recovery from sunken vessel next step in Nootka Sound spill response

Mike Youds
This Douglas fir was discovered by the Ancient Forest Alliance in 2018, with dimensions comparable to trees listed on the BC Big Tree Registry. The alliance sent a complaint to the Forest Practices Board about logging activity in the area. (Eric Plummer photo)
Forestry

Systemic errors in managing Nahmint’s old growth, says B.C. watchdog

Eric Plummer
Crime and justice

Justice for Terrance Mack: Family and friends identify murder victim

Denise Titian
Chief Leah Stump of Nazko First Nation releases chinook fry into the Blackwater River, a tributary of the Fraser River, south of Prince George. (DFO photo)
Fisheries

Nazko, neighbours celebrate chinook release at Big Bar

Mike Youds

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