John T. Williams was shot by police in Seattle Monday. (Courtesy www.komonews.com)
Ditidaht Demand Answers After Seattle Shooting
By David Wiwchar
NITINAT LAKE — The Ditidaht First Nation is demanding answers from Seattle Police following the shooting of a carver on Monday.
Fall From Tofino Cliff Not The First For Tonquin Area
By Keven Drews
TOFINO — A 26-year-old female who was airlifted to Vancouver General Hospital Thursday was not the first person to fall from a cliff in or near Tofino’s Tonquin Park....
Salmon Fest This Weekend In Port Alberni
By David Wiwchar
PORT ALBERNI — The 39th annual Port Alberni Salmon Festival opens tonight at 7 p.m. at the Clutesi Haven Marina....
HST Revelations May Hurt Politicians Of All Parties: Island MLAs
By Maclean Kay
VICTORIA — Documents appearing to undermine the provincial government’s claims the harmonized sales tax was not discussed prior to the election will result in more citizens ignoring politics altogether, say some Vancouver Island MLAs....
Lobby group calls for HST documents investigation
By The Canadian Press
VICTORIA — The B.C. Freedom of Information and Privacy Association has written a sharply worded letter to the province's information and privacy commissioner, demanding to know why the premier's office did not provide it with HST documents it requested last year. ...
The B.C. Liberals, The HST And Ancient Radar Technology
Editor:
For over a year now, the B.C. Liberals have been claiming the HST was not on their “radar screen.” ...
Della Falls Trail Opens Again
By David Wiwchar
PORT ALBERNI — Two years after a storm wiped out a major bridge on the Della Falls trail, the trail has re-opened with a new cable-car system to replace the bridge....
“No Pressure Devries” Ready To Show World’s Surfers What He Can Do – Again
By Keven Drews
TOFINO — Canada’s top-ranked professional surfer says he’s feeling no pressure even though he’ll be defending his 2009 O’Neill Cold Water Classic victory in just five weeks....
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On a sunny afternoon patrol one weekend I stopped a vehicle that had been exceeding the speed limit. As I approached, I could see two gray haired women in the front and two men of the same vintage in the rear of the car. I could also see a partially consumed cold beer in the hand of each of the men, who made no attempt to hide them from me....
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