Teenagers swagger into the Cixʷatin gym for the late October basketball tournament, sporting scuff-free sneakers, last year’s ...

After leading the B.C. Conservatives in a landslide election victory on Saturday, the province’s next premier says he is ...

The provincial government has adopted Pacific Time (PST) to add an extra hour of daylight during winter evenings. However, sleep experts raise concerns that the time change could cause potential ...

A salmon genome testing project is in development to enable First Nations ownership over data testing tools, aiding in ...

The Council of Ha'wiih (hereditary chiefs) and their representatives from 14 Nuu-chah-nulth Nations gathered at the Italian Hall in Port Alberni Oct. 7 and Oct. 8 to discuss several priority fisheries ...

The B.C. Coroners Service released their preliminary toxic illicit drug deaths report, showing that 113 people died in July, ...

A decade-long fight to win Aboriginal title over a portion of Nootka Island is not over for Nuchatlaht First Nation. The ...

NTC President Cloy-e-iis (Judith Sayers) has wrapped up her second term as chancellor at Vancouver Island University. The ...

Wearing little light-up sneakers and shawls trimmed with silver and gold sequins, Haahuupayak Elementary School students ...

Loneliness, fear, pain – those are some of the feelings children that attended residential school recall during that time they were forced away from the comfort of their parents’ arms and homes. But ...

A smile spreads on the face of Rowena Keitlah with the mention that Caldwell Hall, one of the two remaining buildings that were once part of the Alberni Indian Residential School, will be torn down.

The news that a Woolly dog pelt is now on display at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology in Vancouver has drawn attention to the now extinct animal’s presence in pre-contact Nuu-chah-nulth villages. The ...