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Rescuers Tried In Vain To Save Stranded Orca Mom
Mother died apparently from drowning after beached on the Zeballos Causeway.
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Winter Is Coming: Is Your Community Ready For More Extreme Weather?
Only about a third of British Columbians have taken steps to be prepared, says BC Hydro.
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BC Has Tons Of Sea Cucumbers And This Vid Shows The Crazy Way They Eat
We can relate to these hungry marine animals stuffing their faces.
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Gitanyow Wins Court Battle to Restart Forestry Licence Consultation
Court rules BC failed its duty to consult, ordering renewed talks over a contested forestry licence in Gitanyow territory.
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Coastal First Nations Say They Are Open to Cooperation, Not Oil Tankers
Coastal First Nations urge Prime Minister Carney to uphold oil tanker bans and prioritize marine safety.
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Bernice’s Story Highlights B.C.’s New Liver Transplant Guidelines for Indigenous Patients
A Haida Gwaii woman’s story sheds light on inequities in liver transplant access and new guidelines to address them.
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Social Smarts Help BC Humpbacks Adapt as Oceans Change
As oceans warm and prey patterns shift, BC humpbacks are adapting—together.
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Life, Labour, and Loss on BC’s Cannery Coast
How labour, family, and policy shaped British Columbia’s cannery coast.
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Wind Energy Project Empowers Vancouver Island First Nation
Wei Wai Kum First Nation takes a leading role in a major renewable energy project located northwest of Campbell River.
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Traditional Berry Picking Basket Inspires a Passion for Weaving and a Solo Exhibit at the MOA
Jaad Kuujus (Meghann O’Brien) traces a journey shaped by tradition in a new exhibition at UBC’s Museum of Anthropology.
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Nominations Open for 13th Annual Tim Jones Award
The award is presented to an individual or organization that has made an outstanding contribution to B.C.’s outdoor community.
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In Gitanmaax, New Family Services Department Is Fighting to Protect Children
It hasn’t been an easy journey to take power back from colonial child ‘welfare’ agencies — but the newly launched Wila Dildilsdi’m is counting every small victory.
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BC Transmission Line Risks Repeating Site C Failures
Critics say BC Hydro risks repeating Site C’s costly failures as the North Coast Transmission Line moves forward without independent review.
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The Father Who Built a Life From His Hands
A Gitga’at family’s life shaped by fishing, craft, and seasonal food.
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Gitanmaax Charts a Tough Course Ahead to Keep Kids in Community
How a First Nation’s visionaries are rebuilding sovereignty over child welfare on their own terms.
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Legal Challenge Looming as First Nations Fight for BC’s Herring Stocks
As herring stocks decline, First Nations turn to the courts to safeguard food security and sovereignty.
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BC Coastal First Nations Vow to Fight Pipeline Pact
Ottawa-Alberta MOU draws opposition from Coastal First Nations as discussions turn to bitumen exports and tanker routes.
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‘NDN Giver’ Exhibition Showcases the Art and Responsibility of Potlatching
From mugs to prints, masks and blankets, a new Bill Reid Gallery display celebrates the ancient Northwest Coast gift-giving tradition.
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Saints and Warriors: New Film Celebrates the Relationship Between Basketball and Haida Resilience
A new documentary explores how basketball has become a pillar of community, culture, and resilience in Haida Gwaii.
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