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Lbnwltan nnnt.aMns 51011 en.hsr Vol. 31 - No. 1 - January 15, 2004 has -sitsa "Interesting News" Sala Aenvnonl go. aaWrrló Barkley Sound First Nations reject fish farms By David IVwchar Councillor Judy Sayers said, "a Southern Region Reporter fundamental objective of Hupacasath is to restore wild salmon runs to the streams and rivers in their traditional Port Alberni - The six Nuuchah -nulth territories. Fish farms are widely ' - 4 Nations surrounding Barkley Sound a major impediment to have joined together to reject fish farms regarded., she wrote. within their territories. reaching this objective." Our community is definitely opposed Ina letter to Tod Needham, Director of fish farms being own and Operations for Heritage Salmon to the way are hard to have the Penny Aquaculmre Co., leaders of the six we're working nations demanded that any restocking or Creek fish farm removed from our territory," said Sayers. "Heritage Salmon expansion plans be cancelled at the we company's two Alberni Inlet fish farms, is looking to relocate and want them to relocate, but the province is renewing and the farms be moved out of Nuu - chah- nulth territory. them for another two years. The original application was never referred to us. "If necessary, we will oppose We've never had a say. The government said First Nations were not in opposition your continued operation and to the fish farms, but that was because proposed expansion in Barkley they never talked to us," she said. Snowfall caused closures as both NTC and carious First Sound and Alberni Inlet to the "There re already enough stresses on fullest extent. We trust that you our wild stocks. We don'tn need to add Nations' offices were closed on January fith and 7th as more will respect this decision, and any others than two -feet of snow fell in many areas along the west coast of terminate your existing and An overall declaration from the Barkley the island. Offices of the NTC and many member First Nations Sound area Ha'wiih and Chief proposed operations in Barkley business 8th, 2004. Councillors regarding open net pen fish reopened for regular on Thursday January Sound and Alberni Inlet," the fanning in their territories was included Chiefs' said. with the letter: Nuu- chah -nulth claim Fishing "We, the First Nations Barkley "We respectfully request that you cease Sound Alton, Inks. comprised of plans for Barkley Sound and expansion Huu-ay -anti Hupacasath, Toquaht, Territories through courts Alberni Inlet, and that as soon as Tseshaht, Ucluelet, and Uchucklesaht Ten Nuu- chah -nulth First Nations are willing to negotiate, but they have possible, you relocate your existing farm First Nations own and possess proceeding with a lawsuit against the suspended negotiations with Nuu -chah- sites at MacTush and San Mateo Bay to Aboriginal Title and Aboriginal Rights Crown by filing their Statement of Claim nulth and arc withholding funding from areas outside of our territories. We will to the land and sea resources of our in B.C. Supreme Court on December 16, on- treaty related economic not accept any new fish being placed territories. 2003. development projects to penalize Nuu - into net pens in our territories," the and enhanced Pacific The lawsuit, which was commenced last chah -nulth for taking this legal action" Chiefs said in their letter. "If necessary, The wild salmon and other fisheries resources of June with a Writ of Summons, claims we well oppose your continued operation aboriginal fishing rights in respect of the Nuu -chah -nulth First Nations and proposed expansion in Barkley our territories are critically important territories of the ten First Nations. a Sound and Alberni Inlet to the fullest to our people as food, in countless are proceeding with lawsuit Through this litigation, the Ahousaht, extent. We trust that you will respect spiritual and cultural ways, and to our against the Crown by filing their Ditidaht, Ehattesaht, Hesquiaht, this decision, and terminate your economies. Statement of Claim in B.C. Hupacasath, Mowachaht/Ivluchalaht, existing and proposed operationsop in W a have invested heavily in the Supreme Court on December 16, Nuchatlaht, Pacheedaht, Tla -o -qui -tint, Barkley Sound and Alberni Inlet," they rebuilding and restoration of our wild was and Tseshaht First Nations are seeking to 2003. The lawsuit, which said. and enhanced Pacific salmon. have their rights to fish and to sell fish comenced last June with a "Our community is absolutely opposed "We are concerned with any and all cognized in order to sustain and Writ of Summons, claims to open net pen fish farms. We're activities that threaten the health and ( develop their economies in their aboriginal fishing rights in t working really hard to get our wild well being of our aquatic resources. respect of the territories of ten salmon back," said Huu- ay -aht Natural -We have particular concerns with the n"It is unfoernmate that it has come to Resources director Larry Johnson. "We First Nations. existing and potential negative impacts litigation" said Shawn Atieo, NTC signed ono that letter to unite with of open net cage salmon farming on Central Region Co -Chair. "Nuu -chah- other tribes and have a united front The claims of the ten First Nations arc our wild and enhanced Pacific salmon nulth First Nations have been trying to : against these fish farms. They [Heritage baud on aboriginal rights to fish and t and other aquatic resources. negotiate a fair and reasonable fisheries Salmon] were really taken aback sell fish, and on aboriginal title to "As Ha'wiih and Chiefs of our First agreement at the Treaty table for over because of this letter, and we'll be fishing territories and fishing sites Nations, we declare our opposition to eight year. Canada and B.C. are stuck meeting with than over the next few throughout their territories. Since open net cage salmon fanning in on what they want to 'offer' Nuuchah- weeks to discuss the issue further," he before the arrival of Europeans in North Barkley Sound and Alberni Inlet" nulth, with little understanding of the said. America, the Nuu-OIW -morph Nations Ha- Shilth -Sa tried to contact Mr. needs of our communities," Arks Ina separate letter addressed have owned and used fishing territories for his continued. "We have told Canada and specifically to Heritage Salmon's Penny Needham from Heritage Salmon response to the letters, but as of press B.C. in and in writing that we arc Creek fish farm, Hupacasath Chief person continued on page 3 time he had not returned our calls.

If undeliverable, please return to: Ina- Shiloh -S Tim Paul mask makes Post front page Page 2 P.O. Box 1383, Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M2 Away- from -home people discuss treaty Page 3 NATIONAL LIBRARY OF CANADA NEWSPAPER COLLECTION (17) Kyuquot students hatching future plans Page 5 395 WELLINGTON ST_ Newsstand OTTAWA, ONTARIO (IA ONo College connects communities Page 6 Price Ahousaht Há wiih releases book Page 7 $1 NEDC Business News Page 20 ISSN 07154143 Page 2 - Ha- Shilth -So - January 15, 2004 Ha- Shilth -Ss. - January 15, 2004 - Page 3 IIa- Shilth -Sa newspaper is and KLECO'S Nuu- chah -nulth -aht living away from home discuss treaty issues published by the Nuu -shah -nulrh LETTERS letters MUST be Tribal Council for distribution to !!aShilrh -Sl will include letters received from its readers. All Negotiator Cliff Allot Sr., Northern few NTC delegates would on it. By David Wiwchar the Nun - signed by the writer and hare the writer's name, address & phone number Region Co-chair Archie Little, and speak to those gathered the members of fourteen Southern Region Reporter can be withheld M moues). rinnnrmoa, .submissions unified be accented Region about chah -nulrh First Nations as well Names Southern Co-chair David Dennis. moon of We reserve the right to edit submitted material for clarity, brevity, "It's been a while since we've been imponanie. as other interested groups and Nuu- chah -nulth -aht living away from grammar and good taste. We will definitely n.f publish letters dealing with tribal here, but not much has happened in that "While we've been individuals. Information & original home in various Pacific Northwest or personal disparea or issues that are critical of Nuu -shah -ninth individuals or time." said Atleo Sr, who is a lead negotiating treaties wive work contained in this newspaper is urban centers received a few heats from groups negotiator on fisheries issues along with been sitting hack and the may not be home during the Christmas holidays. copyright and opinions expressed In learn to the editor are purely those of the Richard Watts and Simon Lucas. "Treaty governments have been All "We want you to know that even reproduced without written not necessarily coincide with the views or policies of the Nuu - negotiations have been stalled since July. cutting back on more and writer and will though you live away from home, we permission from: or its member First Nations. We filed a writ of summons at the end of more of our programs and chah-nulrh Tribal Council haven't forgotten you," said NTC Tribal Council June and we've been waiting for the two services; said David Nuu -chah -nulth Protocol Worker Willard Gallic to a levels of government to decide what Dennis.. -In Port Alberni P.O. Box 1383, crowd of more than 70 people gathered they're going to do, and come back to alone more than 50 Port Alberni, B.C. in Victoria. the table," he said. -Not only do we have families are going to be V9Y 7M2. Tim Paul mask makes Post front page a right to access fish and seafood directly Impacted by the m Nuu -shah -aht away Telephone: (250) 724-5757 -ninth living resources for our own use. we have welfare cuts coming in Inv David Wiwchar f Fax: (250) 723 -0463 from home in various Pacific right to a reasonable income from our April. 40,000 people Southern Region Reponer Weh page nivw. nuchahnulth.arg Northwest urban centers sea ...And when you think of all across BC will have their received a few treats from home the court cases we've von in this welfare cheques cut off Pert Alberni - The New Year started country, weshshouldn't be having this within the next few 2003 Subscription rates: very well for well -known Nuu -chah- during the Christmas holidays. . discussion, but the governments refuse to months, so this year has in Canada & 535. nulth artist Tim Paul, who had one of his "We want you to know that even 530.00 per year implement their own courts' decisions. the potential to be an foreign asks featured on the cover of the though you live away from home, /year U.S.A. and T40. /year That's why we're doing what we're explosive one," he said. January 2, 2004 National Post. countries Payable to the Nuuchah - we haven't forgotten you," said doing with this fisheries litigation," he The dinner meetings were The colour photo of what the National nullh Tribal Council NTC Protocol Worker Willard said. well attended, as people Pile caned "the earthquake god" was sw Gallic to a crowd of more than "How many people got fish from their caught up with friends and printed w with an article s Manager: Editor. 70 people gathered in Victoria. First Nation," Atleo Sr- asked the 90 family members, discussed Julia Eaton and Ramona Gus enjoy the tided "Native mythsi shed light on

Reporter -- Southern Region people gathered Vancouver. "All a few issues of concern. camaraderie the annual Nuu -shah B.C.'s past: Scientists link 1700 of -nulth David Wiwchar from hands should have gone up when I asked and shared a holiday meal. earthquake to legends," by Joseph Gallic traveled !amino., to Port treaty update and Christmas dinner in (250) 724 -5757 that, and the fact that only half did The annual treaty update nrcan. Alberni to Victoria, Vancouver and Vancouver. Fax: (250) 723 -0463 Seattle along with NTC Treaty Manager shows that much more work has to be Christmas dinner attracted Although he appreciates the exposure, I.rvrchrmm ieunchahrnilrh.org done," he said. re than 70 people in Nanaimo and 40 in Seattle as well as the strong crowds Paul concerns about the way swam Cliff Atleo Jr., Mowachaht / Muchalahl has some that came to the Victoria and Vancouver sessions. Jerry Before the turkey dinner in each city, a Pon Alberni, 50 in the picture and his comments were lobelia, lack. Ahousaht Chief Tim Paul holds a copy of the .January 2nd National Post Adnnnistrat in Assistant featured. Artist his masks on page. Annie Watts ''The mask is not of a Gad, he is one of that featured one of their front Fisheries Litigation ... continued from page 1 (250) 724-5757 imr relatì s es-- said Paul. -Our culture thinking w can take on these forces. We near Vancouver Island more than 300 Atleo at Summit of the Americas and fishing sites throughout the west "Nuu -chah -nulth First Nations want Fax: ('50) 723 -0463 to the aches us that we are relatives need to be reminded time and time again years ago at 9 pm, January 2611, 1700. An Assembly of First Nations American States (O.A.S.), and that the coast or 9. mono, Island. Some of a iimk rieg to be able to cant moderate hashiehMei iliuhh. various pans of Nature, but we are the Mat we are the smallest pan of nature, Paul also objects to the way the delegation, led by AFN Regional Chief Assembly of First Nations offer to co- these set aside by the Crown livelihood from the sea resources that smallest relative. We have ten relatives and Ta -gil is often Me one who will reporter referred to ancient Nuu -chap Shawn Atleo, presented Prime Minister host a second Indigenous Summit of the as Indian reserves in the late 19th and Reporter skyland and the sea, and Tagil swim in front of our communities. Is Central Region from the remind us of that," he said. ninth Stories passed down through Tim Paul Martin with recommendations Americas prior to the 2005 Argentina early 20th centuries. The fishery has that too much to ask for?" questioned Denise August (earthquake) is the eleventh. I always seismological The article tells how Paul's family as simply "myths'. discussed at the weekend meeting of Summit, in cooperation with our always been the foundation of Nuu Archie NTC Co -Chair for the get a chuckle when people say a First Nations oral Lille, (290) 7'5 -2120 - Fax: (250) 725 -2110 science combines with "Science will never reach the other Civil Society and Ministers of Foreign Indigenous Brothers and Sisters. or something is 'earthquake- chah -vulth economies. Northern Region Nuu-chap -ninth First *NewIv rieeisoheritinclmhoulthreg building history, and Japanese written history to dimensions we arc able to access Affairs about advancing the rights and The implementation adieu: are so very arrogant in Throughout their history, Nuo -chah- Nations. ',Canada put us on small proof'. Humans conform a huge earthquake occurred through our spirituality, and you can't interests of Indigenous Peoples. recommendations should establish math people have fished and traded or reserves, and promised us Mat we Northern Region Reporter access spirituality without being a part processes and momentum for both sold fish to earn their livelihoods, would always be able get food and Brian Tate of it," said Pau, who had been told AFN Regional Chief Shawn Indigenous peoples and state sustain their communities, and earn a living from the sea, as we are (2501283 -2012- Fax (250)283-7339 COMPUTER ERROR many tidal wave stories by his Elders. advancing the governments to address and make Atleo, discussed generate wealth. salt water people. Now, we have to go hbtateanuuchahnulsh. arg "People foresaw when the earthquakes substantive progress on Indigenous some Ha- Shilth -So rights and interests of to make Canada live up to Due to a computer error, ) were going to happen and made ropes National Chief Fontaine stated to court Indigenous Peoples with Prime "es. this litigation, the ten that promise." Audio / Video Technician subscribers were inadvertently deleted or changed so they could anchor themselves to these recommendations are not just Through Minister Paul Martin. Nations are seeking to David Dennis, NTC Co -Chair for the Mike Watts back to their old addresses. really big rocks; many of which are still about processes - we need results. As the First 1 Southern Region Nuu -chap -nulth First (250) 724-5757 Please resubmit your address if you've been exactly where our stories say they are, international decade of Indigenous restore their communities to their National Chief Phil Fontaine continues Nations, commented on the litigation. Fax: (250) 723 -0403 missing your e said. Peoples concludes this year, action on rightful place as participants in his strong advocacy of indigenous O.A.S. "Nos -chah -filth Hti wiih shouldn't in umns(kn,mrhahlulrh.org these recommendations by the the west coast fishery. Ha- Shilth -So or know of someone who has. You can and states the profile Although he appreciates the rights "that raising would be a demonstration of some have to put the issue of defining their contact us via any of the addresses listed in column and priority of Indigenous issues accomplishment and ongoing Title and Rights to the courts. Our exposure, Paul has some However, u a result of the Crown's next to this ad. throughout the Americas is critical" In commitment." Ha'wiih own the sea resources. We DEADLINE: concerns about the may the regulation of the Pacific fishery We need your name, full address, phone number, order to work towards addressing the The Summit of the Americas brings knows it, otherwise in past several know it Canada picture and his comments were injustice and lack (particularly the 'lease note that the deadline for and the a member of. poverty, of political together the Heads of State of the 34 wouldn't even bother to First Nation you're decades) its failure to recognize they issue is featured. -The mask is not of a and legal recognition of Indigenous and submissions for our next countries of the Americas. In 2000. treaties with us. The Crown I lopefully the problem has been resolved, and we thank you for aboriginal negotiate tanna," 23, 2004..After that date, God, he is one of our relatives," Peoples throughout the Americas, the the Nuu- chah -nulih peoples cooperation and patience. National Chief Fontaine convinced the has diminished our ability to exercise material submitted & judged your AFN is making two key rights to fish and aboriginal title lo. said Paul. O.A.S. to include the participation of r rights. The opportunity for the appropriate of h guaranteed recommendations: that steps be taken to fishing territories and fishing sites, Indigenous leaders at the Summit of the gus commas to negotiate with us is ss have been placement hut. if still relevant. ill be caused by the establish an effective and fully funded Nuu- chah -nulth people Because of a tsunami Americas. In 2001, the Assembly of First diminishing. Nuu -chah -ninth will included In there ibn ing issue. huge earthquake, Japanese written Permanent Forum of Indigenous the Indigenous forced out of the west coast fishery. Nations hosted firm pursue all avenues, including n an deal world, submissions would he history reports hundreds of people Peoples within the Organization of Summit the Americas. Through this litigation, the ten First of negotiation, litigation and direct yped, rather than hand,wrinen. killed when the huge wave hit their Nations are seeking to restore their action, to have Nuuchah -nulih Title Articles can be seat by .-moll to fishing villages, and Nuchatlaht oral communities to their rightful place as and Rights recognized and regain hashilth(a:nuuchahnulth.urg history tells how their canoe drifted Upcoming Meetings panic pants in the west coast fishery. access to our sea resources," he said. Windows PC). down to Cape I lattory at Neah Bate and Mee time Date Place Start time Submitted pictures must include they became a pan of that community brief description of whitens) and a still hear for many years. "You can reaty Planning Jan. 20 - 21 Somass Hall 9:00 a.m. return address. Pictures with no mum dialect in the \ Ha=Shilth-Sa parts of the Nuchatl TSESHAHT MARKET danss will remain on fide. Allow 2 -,4, Makah language today," said Paul, who Ha- Shilth -So belongs to every Nuu -chap -nulth person including weeks for ovum. Photocopied or faxed has worked on many prints, carvings, are Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal Council photographs mama be accepted. those who have passed on, and those who not yet born. and curtains that involve Ta -gil. A community newspaper cannot exist without community When the National Past reporter first 41iIN COVERAGE: Toll Free Number involvement; If you have any great pictures you've taken, stories or contacted Tim Paul, he was looking for t911110 Although we would like to be able to poems you've written, or artwork you have done, please let us know copy of Ta -gil print Paul had painted cover all stories and events we will only /C//fpo so we can include it in your newspaper. many years ago, which led them do se subject discussing Ta -gil, which then turned 1- 877- 677 -1131 This year is Ha- Shilth -Sa's 30th year of serving the Nuuchah -nulth into an interview and the quotes that Nuu- chah -nulth leadership have now FULL SERVICE - Sufficient advance notice addressed First Nations. appeared inthe paper. "It was nice to GROCERIES, GAS BAR, HOT FOODS, SNACKS specifically to Iue ui,uthSo. established a toll free number to assist We look forward to your continued input and support. get a call, but they always know what - Reporters availability at the time of So MUCH MORE! Kleco! Kleco! David Wiwchar, Editor / Manager they want to write before they even talk membership with any questions they & the event Hours of operation - 7:00 am Ii fill pm to you," said Paul. may have regarding Editorial space available in the paper. Phone: 724 -3944 Editorial deadlines being adhered to stalsr.'soortaiss CIVIIMItiltlftrellbta CClli rw..a..n.a, treaty related business. E -mail tseshahtmarketnshaw.ca - Web address: www.reekcblwarkefea by c ntributorc- - 15, 2004 Page 4 - Ha- Shilth -Sa January Ha- Shilth -Str - January 15, 2004 - Page 5 trails Kyuquot Students hatching plans ti Rich west coast heritage enhances park ' -. "This is along teal plan," said Bonbon Nature, culture and enterprise are South Beach to Florencia Bay. By Brian Tate , (Allelic. "This will be geared towards the . coming together in new ways on Signposts along the may in English, Northern Region Reporter students in grades I I and 12 and the Vancouver Island's rugged west French and Nuu- chah -ninth feature students will be doing everything from thanks to partnerships between Parks stories and images of Nuu- chah -null, Students from Kyuquot Elementary and seeding the beaches, water sampling, and Canada and several area First Nations. culture and history, helping to make the Secondary School (KESS) have been AA]]o 8 I monitoring the growth," said Gillette. The Pacheedaht, Ditidaht and Huu -Ay- hike a more meaningful experience for involved with a hatchery program for 7 "With other school curriculums being Aht First Nations are providing a range visitors and area residents alike. years, participating in local egg takes at added to help with the tenure such of services on the famous West Coast "At the opening, families with children Chamiss Bay along with the as accounting and computers students Trail. And the Nuu -chah -nulth Tribal were walling the trail and you could Kaquot/ChecIdesaht Fisheries crew. will be able to these classes to use with Council recently completed a three -year hear them say, `There's Grandma!' On average the students have been put I the tenure," said Raba. "When the project in Pacific Rim National Park pointing at the signs: says Crookes. taking care of 60 Chum per class and students working on the shellfish Reserve of Canada. The Nuu- clrah- "It's important for Nuu -chah -ninth 30,000 out at the hatchery. site they will be working out at the fish nulth Trail opened on June 21, 2003 - people to come into the park and see Chamrss Bay hatchery is operated by 3 farms teaming about finfish. This National Aboriginal Day- offering a their culture reflected back at them in a pries who are Kyuquot/Choldesaht } program is also geared at giving the whole new perspective on the park. positive and exciting way." Fisheries, Interior logging company and students knowledge of jobs available in "It's a shift from the past," says Parks There are economic benefits as well. 7- KESS. o the local area and also the ability to go Canada First Nations program manager Next year, a Nuu -chah -ninth guide will "There are thoughts of moving the at to colleges and or universities to Nadine Crooks. A member of the start leading tours, adding to local hatchery to the village of Ky oquot," it continue and further their knowledge in Ahousaht Nation (one of 14 that employment opportunities and helping said Leonard John. "With the help of mculum in its school systems and is above: KESS Students Re' 'r this field," he said. release comprise the Nuu -chah -rmlth Tribal meet Parks Canada's goal of protecting .,`1' industry in the area like Interior same willing to give this program to "The country of Norway has a science chum salmon fry into Chamiss Council), Crookes worked directly with ecological integrity in the National Park donating equipment and offering to help KESS in the near future" said Gillette. Creek. Elders. local villagers and artists no Reserve develop land, and Marine Rancor is deer', the 23- kilomare trail from hey're taking en even more. (rands -on Ditidaht's Dartwin Jeffrey works as both a cultural interpreter and willing to train village members to member of the Quoits ma lamina nee cross along the West Coast Trail operate the hatchery and a curriculum Nuu- chah -nulth form Research Ethics Committee for KESS students in grades I I and 12 approach to partnership on the West and cultural interpretation. Six more to loam about finfsh in science and rows for the I totals. it Byy David Wiwchar Coast Trail. Under the umbrella nine First Nationsng people are employed protection of biology," said John. Smitten. Region Reporter ott communities and ()arias society, the Pacheedaht, Ditidaht clearing trees, limbs and slumps to "We are hoping to have this operation research subjects. and Huu- Ay -Aht First Nations are keep the nail passable. up and Mlle village in 5 or 6 Port Alberni - Given some of the high - involved management of the nail and The partnership is benefiting everyone years," said "We will develop a Leonard. "Ike-Bin with the land profile problems Aboriginal local cultural si and resources. involved - with better service for nail being needed to housing long tern workplan build rather communities have had with researchers Each of the three communities has two users, increased protection of the( rail than a hatchery we have that will benefit come up in the past, Nuu -chah -nulth have formed nail workers who provide information itself and new opportunities for First against a obstacle which could Nuu -chah -ninth and a new group to address outstanding Nations communities. jeopardize this we all Indigenous plan, although concerns. Charged with the task of understand the need for peoples," said housing and reviewing research proposals involving .11;4111 Darken Wens, who won't get in the way," said John. =s s. o V1001-74.. " . Nuu- chah -nulth people and Elmer Nabbe is a teacher for us committee . KESS and communities, the committee met forte vl- is working with Rueben Gillette member along with -Well One of the new Parks Canada signs along the West Coast Trail, of second time last week to fin tune their be meeting on a monthly basis and taking all issues Marine Harvest Canada to bring a Larry Baird (Interim written in English, French, and Nuu- chah -nulth roles and mandate. into and dealing with them," said Baird. "The group Chair), Helen Dick, science curriculum to KESS that will go The Nuu- choh -nulth Research Ethics will prepare a preliminary report by the end of this month, with a future Karla Point, and 2..._nfa.o- Wit"- shellfish tenure. Committee help guide academic and will make recommendations to the Chiefs tablet the Chief and Council NOMINATIONS / ELECTIONS will Anne Atleo. -t upcoming NTC meeting at Tin Wis," he said for Ka:'yu:k't'h' /Che:k'tles7eth' First Nations have researchers through ethical and protocol been scheduled as follows: _a f. NOMINATIONS Monday, January 26, 2004 Accept Decline Ballots to be returned by Thursday, February 5, 2004 "vZíS-iS(!i New Employment Insurance Advance Poll Thursday, March II, 2004 ELECTION Date Friday, March 19, 2004 = Compassionate Care Benefit A note to our people: If you have moved in the last while, please contact When a hard days work is completed by the Quu'as crew, there's no us with your most current address... either by snail mail or the Toll Free better place to relax than on one of the many sandy beaches that line number 1- 888 -817 -8716 the world famous West Coast Trail. If you must be absent from Attention Tla- o-qui -aht First Nations Members work The Tla- o-qui -aht First Nations Band elections are being held in Chatwin Engineering Ltd. To A Barer Place To Live care a dying family member, April 2004. We need all off reserve band members current ,44 Helping Make your Communities to for mailing addresses. 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All unsuccessful designs will be returned to their owners. 2nd Floor, 4445 Gertrude St. t;aav«m.n.m All designs will be considered by Maa -nulth shortly after this competition closes, Bus.: (250) 724.0185 * ira=" Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 617 m canam a c«t.e. Canadä and a decision may be expected by no later than February 15, 2004. if you have Fax: (250)724 -1774 any questions, please call Vic Pearson at 250 228 7196 or at 250 752 9435. J Page 6 - Ha- Shiloh -Sa - January 15, 2004 January 15, 2004 - Ha- Shilth -S4 - Page 7 Education - ha-ho-pa College connects communities Ahousaht Ha'wiih releases book Marine Fuel to continue flowing in Ucluelet this to the community, and bring the winter shutdown By David Wwchar By Denise Ambrose,. of services would have community to North Island College," Living on the Edge: - Soothe. Region Reporter Central Region Reporter link impact on the fishermen or the said Alleo. "1'm really excited tote a Nuu- chah -nulth History from an community. "The weather was had and part of this pioneering program, and it's Ahousaht Chief's Perspective .CiViYI not many were going Port Alberni - North Island College Edna*. - Fishermen can sell their fish out fishing," he going to be an adventure for all of us," By explained. veiled a ground -breaking course Chief Earl Maquinna George sow ai.nNen in Ucluelet this winter without having to she said. nn fkc training First Nations people in the Published by Sononis Press, 2003 look to distant communities for Callaway, who has managed the 15:k The Fundamentals of Aboriginal Amnon station for 14 fundamentals of Aboriginal 154 pages, 519.95 refueling Petro Can announced late lass years, sin the process of Administration (FNS 100) course is part r he..rnrowan. buying the business. He plans to build Administration . year they would Enclosing the only of the Aboriginal Administrative Skills land -based station with above "Moat of the people in this program are By David WWChar marine fuel barge the community after ground Certificate program, which is offered tanks but that will not be ready until involved in band administration in one Southern Region Reponer it was damaged in c a collision with a fish through the Applied Business March way or another, and this course will boat. 2004. In the meantime, mariners Technology Program at NIC. would have had to look to Tolima or exploreore where programs and funding "Much has been written about the lives Brian Callaway, Petro Can Agent for The course begins with First Nations Port Alberni for fuel, a from," said instructor Marlene the Ucluelet marine station says a six hour round cultural traditions in admintstrdtton and of First Nations individuals and about Aneo. "It's an orientation to systems and fishing boat collided hard with the barge trip. moves to rre administrative Aboriginal cultures in British Columbia. in late November When officials at Petro Can learned of dynamics that haven't been articulated Seldom, however, are the writings causing extensive programming including issues such as the negative impact before and I'm really excited about it," damage. While one of the four Mel closing the station roles and responsibilities of various first -hand, from the people themselves. said tanks aboard the barge was dented, no would have on Ucluelet they she This book is a notable exception. It positions, funding sources, budge. and reconsidered Through developments in Internet TV, diesel was spilled. and reopened the station. untabìlity, the nature chronicles a lifetime of experiences, of Fearing Callaway says the damaged tank has classrooms in Port Alberni, Port Hardy observations, and achievements of Tyne environmental damage and organizational structures, and meaty- been emptied and cleaned and the and Campbell River will be linked 00 with Earl Maquinna George, First other possible liabilities, Petro Can made making as it relates to First Nations station opened January 13 using the is web cameras and the decision to shut the station down Louie with a though series of Hereditary. Chief of Ahousaht. It reflects NTC Education Manager Blair Thompson presents Leah organizational administration. three remaining hanks. microphones, allowing the 25 condense until March when a new station, is to be a time and way of life, as well as a Nuu -shah -nulth pendant in recognition of her late father, Dr. George Plans for the course started more than a to the Elders who taught him, including Construction of the new station will from the three communities to interact personal story, told with humour, built Callaway received ,mice from much of his in year ago, and members of the various the late Dan Ambrose. begin and a Louie, who held a UVIC Degree and conducted work and work together through the !Smack headquarters in mid -December to close won bigger better barge First Nations planning committees were wisdom, and truth." The book then drifts into oral history the area of Nuu -shah -nulth linguistics. up on December 31. "We attempted will replace the existing one. Callaway program. Back liner notes by Nancy J. Turner to thanked for their work ro get the tales or the nor between Ahousaht and explained that by the year 2015 The connection will really strengthen contact any customers as possible fuel program off the ground. "Not many Otsosahl, and then into the fu seal barge stations would our " said Campbell River no cam in the last two days t be a thing of the institutions enjoy such wonderful Based on his Masters .Arts degree industry, whaling, hunting, salmon get topped up," he said. past. Government regulations will no Pim cap mis campus Elder Willie Wa0 us, to the NIC thesis at the University of Victoria, Customers o Sports - support from their communities as fishing, and plant gathering. From a story longer allow floating fuel barges. students, staff members, and would have been forced to make a six - North Island College does," said Living on the Edge; Nuuahair -ninth on Tiiskin (l'hunderlordd) forming the hour As for future service disruptions, administrators gathered in fol. campuses /limply from an Ahousaht Chief's round trip to Torino or Ucluelet for Maggie O'Sullivan, Dean of Aboriginal Nuu -chah -ninth Nations, through Callaway does not anticipate anything round Vancouver Island and connected Perspective Earl fuel. Services by Chief Maquinna Maquinna George's experiences in "We Callaway says Petro Can was aware major might need a day to switch the new technology. George is like a fireside chat with an (a North Island College has three main salmon canneries, fishing boats, and over." he says. They will need to take Island College is recognized as a that the bber Road station was the only North Elder over a cup of tea. campuses located in Courtenay, logging camps, the book brings all into old barge out and put the new leader in the use education technology one to Ucluelet but thought a short e one in of The book only takes a few hours to read Campbell River and Port Alberni, and focus when describing modern-day treaty then hook up connections. such as this, and the Port Alberni malls campuses located throughout and is filled with lessons learned negotiations. campus has tripled the amount of from knowledgeable northern and western Vancouver Island Elders, as well as Thee Ha'wiih Earl M onìnna George instruction using this technology," said those learned in places such as Ucluelet, Ahousaht, first hand on (racing weaves tapestry of stories. lessons, and Pon Alberta campus principal Alistair boats, in Gold River, Pon McNeill, and l'on logging camps and at the Ahousaht words nd phrases through this McVey. "Were very concerned to make treaty table. r Hardy to list a few. easily read book which will undoubtedly sure the aspirations of First Nations The son McPherson of George and become a part of middle school people in our region Mabel Davis (Ucluelet), Earl spent his curriculum throughout Nuu -chah -ninth are being served by early life in the Ahousaht Indian and perhaps into other First putting on courses that Residential School. Living on the Edge 'ell .._ _..._- Nation's schools. First Nations i begins with Maquinna George listening communities say they -X - -- need, "he said. Thunderbirds recruit for 2004 fire season , io6' W " Information Wanted: Ray Snitcher Sr. brought in this picture of "I came on board 18 111'0 Are you a physically fit, motivated, Either way, you must apply before the Ahousaht Residential Basketball Team, and is trying to find months ago with the team -oriented individual looking for a January 21, 2004. the photo was taken, and wants to know what cup expectation there g r ' out what year challenging and dynamic workplace! We will only contact those applicants would be this type of or championship they won. The British Columbia Forest Service who pass the initial screening criteria opportunity to bang Port Alberni students talk with peers in Port Hardy finalist for award If you know, please call Ray at 250- 724 -3233. Protection Program is now recruiting for and who will be invited for an interview. Choo -Kwa fiberglass canna. Pictured in the photo (4r) Eugene Stir, Jack Patrick, Roy Haiyupis, Fire Crew Member positions for the Applicants are required to meet the pre- By David Wwchar ATTENTION CURRENT OR PROSPECTIVE "We've had people from as far away as George, Simon and 21104 fire season. employment fitness standard. Southern Region Reporter Philip Louie (with ball), Norman Martin, Ian and it's just POST STUDENTS In addition to submitting a completed Australia and Europe Stitcher. NTC SECONDARY incredible the feedback we get as we Are you a physically fit. application package, you must also Ahaswinis - Hupacasath's Choo -Kwa love almost 100°a customer The annual post secondary funding application motivated, team -oriented submit proof of Ventures has been nomirated for a A valid WCB Occupational First Aid satisfaction," said Sayers. "We've been Hesquiaht Lady Braves looking for a Vancouver Island Business Award, deadline is coming up on January 31, 2004. individual everywhere with the canoes and they've Level 1 with Transportation which has Chief Councillor Judy Sayers All students interested in attending college and, university starting next challenging and dynamic become a real pan of the Port Albemt All Native Basketball Tournament Endorsement certificate. beaming alter only 2 years in the eco- September 2004 need to submit a complete application by this date. Applications workplace. The British area and landscape." she said. For Rapattack: You must possess a valid naturism business. January 30, 31, & February 1, 2004 - Port Alberni, BC received 31, 2004 not he considered, and students will be after January will Columbia Forest Service OFA Level 3. The certificates must he Choo -Kwa employs eight Hapacasmh Hist "1t really exciting thing considering Men's $350 Entry Fee - $1000 1st prize (based on 8 teams) asked to reapply for the next funding application deadline of January 31, 2005. tour peddler, who have Protection Program is now valid through September 2004, or a were one of three finalists along with guides Women's $300 Entry Fee - $800 1st prize (band on 6 teams) Applications can be found at Malaspina College by Marie Scorer,. the First appeared in many television sinews, recruiting for Fire Crew Member photocopy of your receipt of paid and Mt. Washington ski resort and Ttgh -na- For more information contact Anita Charleson 00 (250) 726 -2409 or Nations Advisors, door, through the First Nations Office at Camosun College; magazine and newspaper onset., and positions for the 2004 fire season. confirmed enrollment in one of the are beach resort," said Sayers. "It's through your First Nation, or by calltng/ematling the NTC directly. recently in a movie called 'The mime Connie Charleson C. (250) 751 -3341 above ouvres to be plated before accomplishment after two years woo nails bahnelit ttla You can also download forms From the NTC Website at March list the application year who marred a glum'. is first year applications of will t business, and were hoping this will and follow the links to Post Secondary Education. This year the un also be accepted with your application. A The winner of the Vancouver Island 2nd Annual RDH Memorial Ball Hockey Tournament will be accepted online at open more doors for us," she said. You can email Kelly or Vicky at the NTC at 111111.11.1haullh ore and Business Award in the hospitality / /www.foegov.bc.ca/protecSfiretigh photocopy of the ticket with expiration Choo -Kwa Ventures takes visitors on January 23 - 25, 2004 Chemainus First Nation wen.. inawlielaluliF ore or call us at (250) 724 -5757. http:/ date most be to the Protection tourism class will be announced at the err/. We would prefer that everyone use submitted uided tours of either the Som sa River Stow Students currently to finding please keep in mind that you need to apply EACH wards banquet in Courtemy on Men (based on 10 teams). $1.000 -1st place, -208 plan, $400 -3rd plan Headquarters office no later than March stuary and Alberni Inlet, or Spear YEAR to continue finding. Continuing students may be eligible for summa 2004 this new online application from Women: (based on 6 teams). $600 1$t plan, $400 208 place, 5250 3rd III of the application yea. If you do not Lake aboard their huge traditional -style January 23rd. - - - plan Ist,, marked May /August However, if you cannot me the online studies, make sure to check oft the box Otherwise, have this requirement by this date, you finny fee for the men is 5300 and 4250 for the women. Entry fee is due prior to application, you may doonload the Fire check the box for Fall 350500r September 2004 - April 2005. off will not be eligible for employment. your first game. If you wish to enter please call Ibis Samuel (250) 724.6041 or Crew Application in PDF format, which Kelly Johnsen - [email protected] The B.C. Forest Service is a leader in cell (250) 720 -3937 or Marla Sampson (250) 245-4512 or cell (250) 416 9114 or must be printed out, filled in. and TAYLORS FLOWER SHOP Nan- chahetulth Tribal Council Post Secondary Counsellor equity. email [email protected]. mailed to us. employment NTC Education Message Board - Please drop by and visit: http:// www. nuuchahnulth .org/cgt- bnoyabb/YoBB.pl 3020 3rd Avenue 2nd Annual Lanny Ross THE TRADITIONAL USE OF FIRE TO Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 2A5 / o1y /j Memorial Ball Thunder Annual Mens & Ladies ENHANCE WILDLIFE HABITAT B,rakm Hockey Tourney SWaa.44i)n o,.. lvant The West Coast Vancouver Island Wildlife Advisory Board is looking at Viso March 19, 20, 21, 2004 Maht tE y(n a Roam. Shop t.61, at Mahs Port Alberni BC Ball Hockey Tournament the use fire to promote the growth of early spring forage for controlled of Mostetrord Ist Fee ca email: laylonflowers.n.lw Men's Entry $300.00 - first Place 1000.00 Based on 8 Teams , We are anxious to hear from anyone with March 26th, 27th, & 28th, 2004 at Maht Mahs Gym deer, elk and other animals. We deliver world wide! Women's Entry Fee $250.00 -'prize depends on how many teams knowledge of Nuu -Chah -Ninth Traditional Use of Fire for this or other Happy All- stars, Concession, Kids Contact: Richard Sam Sr. at 250- 723 -8503 Games, 50/50, Raffles and Fun! related purposes (perpetuating berry patches for example). If you have New Phone: 723 -6201 For more info please call Ed Ross @ (250) 723 -6400 e -mail - rsamsr @shaw.ca, to share it would you kindly call this knowledge and are willing Year! 1- 800 -287 -9961 elellor or Les Sam at 250-723-8950 Gail Gus at (250) 724 -5757. Thank you. 1

MaMook Page 8 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 Development Corporation & Iisaak pull -not section, Special to Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 -Page 9 2003: A Ha- Shilth -Sa year -end headline review Ma -Mook Development Corporation and Iisaak Special Edition Adonis tabled several Compiled by Denise August of Commerce weeks ago he referred favorably to Wildfoods, and Ma -Moak Central Region Reporter By Iris Lucas, Manager band membership meeting at greater First,Notions involvement In the Transportation) their request,

No. I January 16 ap a. 1 Area comma and how that actually The Board of Directors (and alternates) Q- How do have input with Ma- Remember Ma -Mook 'Nations try to come together in enhances market activity." he said' for Ma -Mock Development Corporation Mook Development Corp. Development Corporation Nanaimo' lighting for a 'This is what we've been (MDC) were appointed by their First Each nation has appointed director to belongs to and is owned equally The first NCN Treaty Planning we blocked logging roads 25 years the board of directors when Nation - each will serve a one-year for Ma-Mook. by, the five nations; Ahousaht, meeting of 2003 focused on Nuu oluh. ago,' said Charlie Center Sr. 'That term. Effective September 2003. The directors are directly accountable to Hesquiaht, Tla -o- qui -aht, nulth unity. With DitidahilPacheedaht, was the start of talks, which led us to Ahousaht - Joe Campbell (Director), your Chief and Council, your Council to Toquaht, and Ucluelet. Ma- Hupacasath, Huu -ay- being on the inside rather than on the Violet Clark (Alt) you the member. You may either contact Mook invests in business or ahiNchucklesehVUCluelet/Toquaht/Kyu outside" Hesquiaht- Matthew Lucas (Director), your council or your respective director ventures for you the membership, quot/Cheklesaht each negotiating their AIRS Appeal arguments end' Geraldine Tom (Alt) for MDC. Or you may contact Into for today, and for the future. We ovm modes. Both the United Church of Canada and Tla- oyuiaht- Howard Tom Lucas directly for any questions. are working with the Central "Me am all acting as Individual the Federal Government filed appeals (Director), Simon Tom (Alt) Q - Do you loan money? Region to create an economic Nations, not as Nuu -chah- ninth. (ti BC Supreme This is over perceived faults in Toquaht - Chief Bert Mack (Director), a frequently asked question, no base that is sustainable. for to as Elders to see frightening Court Justice Donald Brenner's decision Gale lohmsen (Alt) we don't. We invest in businesws or We encourage membership to ask things drifting span when our need to of 2001, each claiming they are not Ucluelet- Rose Touch. (Director), ventures on behalf of the five nations. questions, or if you have any unite mar than ever belie, ".raid liable for things that happened at Alberni Tyson Touchte (Alt) Q - How does MDC determine what it ideas, suggestions, or Ahousaht Elder Stanley Sam Indian Residential School. Lawyers for is they are going to do? constructive criticism please feel 'Pacific National Aquaealture Pleads Substantial Completion of the Muu- the plaintiffs also filed appeals saying Chairman - Matthew Lucas Planning. For instance the board will be free to call anytime (250) 726 -2446 Guilty to Dozen Charges' did not go far enough in undergoing a planning process Kuus -Tas Pao-Industrial Park was the ruling Co- chairman - Gale Johnsen scheduled (exttk32 for fris) or your nation's Pacific National Aquawlture (PNA), attained late June 2003. holding the defendants liable for Secretary/Treasurer - Rose Touchte for February 3 & 4 in Torino. representative. the major salmon farming company in damages. Q - What type of opportunities is Clayoquot Sound, pled guilty today in the first to MDC considering? `The United Church was No. 8 April 24 - 'Nelson Keitlah resigns' On behalf the Board of Directors we Clayoquot Sound farm° Provincial Court to a series of Ma-Mook Property & appeal claiming they were not liable for owe great debt of gratitude to Planning again. During the planning eleven charges related to fish escapes. things that happened at the Alberni On a raid April 16th morning, longtime Central Regan Co-chair Nelson Kedah process, there were a number of potential Developments Wildfoods (CSW) the Howard Tom. Howard served as the They were fined a total of $2500. Residential School," announced he was retiring from Nuu -chah -ninth politics in order to spend more time objectives identified; it was identified Indian said Peter Chairman for six consecutive years; as No. 2 January 30 "Then Canada appealed with his ailing wife Ruby. Speaking in the Naa shah -nulth language, Nelson thanked that the region has to Diversify Opening Ceremonies were August 29, To date we worked on promotional Gram well he was instrumental in the 'BC signs forestry deal with four everyone he'd worked with over the years and wished the table continued success. Economic Development 2003. The event was successful. posters with Iisaak for Clayoquot claiming they were not liable for conception then creation of Ma -Mook - these are Nations -First Nations processed logs The table rose and offered a l nm..h ,ling ovation before each Nation offered their Official opening was done with the Sound Wildfoods. We brought the aggravated damages. We appealed that Development Corporation. Howard brainstorming thoughts; and lumber could be a way around tributes to the man marry people refer to as `the General". Ucluelet First Nation Ha -wish Lawrence posters with us to the World Forestry the judge did not find Canada and the there are not words enough to say Central Region Contractors U.S. tares' United Church negligent of their Association - planning, engineering, Jack. Lunch followed and coincided Congress Conference in Quebec itself of legal liabilities Kleco, Kleco. Dittdaht, Pacheedaht, Huu- ay -aht and fiduciary duties, and the awards can be achieved and these negotiations =fiduciary harvesting, silviculture, monitoring with the Central Region (hemp.' September 18 -28. We will soon have take place over. several obligations under the guise afdoing We can't forget the contribution we Uchuckleseht signed long-term were cur low" he said "BC Corot of are expected to and construction Companies Official Open House at our new brochures, stationary and new right said Cliff received from Nelson Keitlah (Sr.). agreements with the provincial Appeal Justices Eason Half Saunders, ^mink what's for the Indians," Secondary manufacturing new location on the Ucluelet First business cards all of which is "We'll be doing everything Arlen Sr We sincerely hope that you are taking gin to-mein that will allow each of the Low, and Smith has rrnervedjetdgement lt'sa School for Field Studies (Forestry) - Nation Reserve - I.R. al Inatsou. considered as pan of promotional and "Far 25 years we've keptour hooks in time to relax and are learning what it Fist Nations access to forest tenures. in the case, which means an actual romp to dump contrary "said includes tourism potential; Mun-Kuus -Tas is the traditional name marketing material. healthy shape, hat tir don? get amt' feels like to be home with your family. Dttidaht Chief Councillor Jack judgement might not he released until Hupacasath Chief Councillor Judith educational opportunities. of this area, meaning high point; this We have been working on recognition Central Thompson estimates the deal to be Sayers "This is only the first step, but for Mar" said Tourism a (museum, further area was used as a land marking front implementing the Marketing Plan for Region Co-chair Nelson Kedah. Message from worth $3 to $4 million to Ditidaht and No.'s,tìabruary 13 we're very hopeful, "she said Ma -Mook tourism planning in general). the ocean for Ucluelet fisherman. We Clayoquot Sound Wildfoods, and as "Unfortunately, it anew, make the Pacheedaht Access to timber 'Weyerhaeuser and Nations close to 'Richard Watts Resigns' Chairman While considering all the potential are in the traditional territory of the pan of the implementation one of the but it speaks volumes about the jobs for communities and some First deal -talks Progressing between First Long -time Southern Region Co -chair mows opportunities we have to consider the Ucluelet First Nation; therefore, naming immediate tasks will be to begin Nations will be forming their own n high quality management we hove here of this industrial park war respectfully revamping the website for Clayoquot Nadu, Colon and Weyerhaeuser on Richard Watts resigned January 29th 1 would like to wish all Nuu- chah -nulth ring capacity -they work hand in at NTC, " he, said by We Sound Wildfoods and introduce various logging crews and milling wood and Fume of Shirai Lake Division' saying he would give a personal a Happy New Year for 2004. hand! done their Elders. acknowledge selling some logs on the open market. Ne. S March 13 that this development is within their sizes of Ian Tseshaht and Hupacasath, along with statement at a future NTC meeting.. Ma -Mook Development Corporation is Build our Own Workforce within the All sides look m future All Nuu - thank you for permitting such Jack Little was brought on to assist "Access that First Nations timber can the Coulson Group of Companies Members of the Southern Region a Corporation owned by Ahousaht, Tla- Central Region. territory- chah-nulth Nations meet with B.C., with implementation of the marketing have to the U.S. market duty free is an completed the first stage of negotiations rl natant Hupmasath. Uchuckleeaht, n- qui -alt, Hesquiaht, Toquaht, and Encourage and motivate Central development to occur. Treaty Commission to plan. We secured a short-term contract advantage that First Nations can with Weyerhaeuser in their bid to take Huu- ay -ohi and I heat.. will he Canada and Ucluelet First Nations Region Youth to complete their .Nike determine future of treaty tucks within with the Hudson Bay Company in enjoy." BC Forests hteister over logging contracting in Sproat Lake responsible for determining lane the Our mandate is to create business formal education beyond high school Ma -Monk is comprised of the Victoria & Nanaimo. Way to go lack DeJo,m mid Tuesday at the Port Division. vacancy will be filled territory' ventures that are equitable and and rearm home to their Ahousaht, Hesquiaht, Tla- o -qui- Alberni Minister of Forests Pico. "ht NTC, Maa- nulth<,ht Canada, British for your hard work and dedication. As el significantnt swami we ,,,Hann No. 4 February 27 sustainable in the present economic communitks. aht, Toquaht and Ucluelet. rite .1, wineenr that t Ç Under-Secretary Columbia and the BC Theory well introducing a new set of customers sail ',Weed before a binding immenh u 'Nations reaffirm NTC mandate' ens Offer trades and technical training In June 2001 our corporation the Rest Western for Clayoquot Sound Wildfoods. Leaders of all member Nuu -chah -ninth Commission met at Our board is focused on creating viable the region. Barclay /hurl.,,, Wednesday, March was approached with a concept This year we introduced gift packages Nations gathered at an meeting to ventures and identifying opportunities Q -How can MDC collectively work for land acquisition and of Clayoquot Sound Wildfoods meet and thank NTC only. The exercise 41h ln a last -ditch drat to bring all and potential investments that generate with existing First Nations Businesses? development. products. This went over well during allowed Ha'wiìh to see how much Tribal sides together again in treaty. benefits to our five communities and Again, this was discussed at the planning the 2003 Holiday season, if you Council programs and services have Both BC and Canada claim 'hay are membership. By doing this we are able meeting. There was great discussion Ma -Mock is comprised of Ahousaht, thought you missed out -you didn't! grown over the years and to see the prepared tir discuss mote lord and to assist in the long -term goals of our about crating. business association -aht, Toquaht and The gift packages make excellent gifts growing number of qualified Numchah- cash, better fisheries agreements, self communities in being self-sustaining model. The intention has endless Hesquiaht, The- nequi In June 2001 our corporation to guests that visit your nations, nulth people staffing those positions. government and iterations powers in and self-sufficient. In order to deliver poasibìlities: Ucluelet. was approached with. concept for land communal.. administration -buy While the five Maa -nulth First Nations order to bring certainty are the province this mandate we are going to require marketing as a region acquisition and development. Being them. They are beautiful, believe me! (111m- ay-ahi Uchucklcsaht, Ucluelet, No. 6 March 27 "robust, committed and skilled" capacity building such a large capital investment it was the Toquaht and Kyuquoo'Checkleseht) `David Dennis. Southern Region Co- individuals to be a pan of this growth. networking in August 2001 Packaging - Iisaak and Clayoquot officially left the main NTC Treaty Table Chair elect' As the newly appointed chair of Ma- identifying gaps in business, and Central Region Chiefs the go ahead with Sound Wildfoods have been discussing by securing their portion of the BCTC The Nuuchah -north Tribal Coda's Mook Development Corporation, this is creating workable solutions to who approved purchase and development of Ma -Mook the possibility of canting. value added funds, they remain hopeful for unity free Southeast Nations how erected their my commitment to our members to address them Development Corporation's Em- product together, to utilize ,musk's animus; Nuu -shah- nulth. amalgam co -chair to date as went, ensure that our mandate is delivered. Q- How will you deal with Park Circe, Kleco to the Forest Stewardship Council Hug-try-At Chief Councillor Robert eight yearvdd David Dennis received Sincerely, Matthew Lucas communication?o Industrial - for that important decision. Certification (FSC). It is Clayoquot Dennis, he 57a /Fast Nation votes n nome As an organization will we work with the leadership said can envision an umbrella Sound Wildfoods' objective to increase to we a And yes, we do expect a great ream on agreement fir all Nuu -chap -milk "that's Darlee Watts and George tFirst Hamilton in Throughout the years we have Central Region ensure that create investment. the value of the product by producing. the way we would we it happen and we the ran to rep/ace fermer Southern been asked many questions. We communications model that addresses Ma -Mook Development Corporation gift case made of cedar bark by a have no problem moon, legal liability Region Co-choir Richard Watts who have compiled some of the the following: of Directors would like to Central Region weaver. If this does for our portion oldie BCTCfumks," resignedlma month. frequently asked questions for this - Our communications must be clear Board specifically acknowledge: work out it will be a limited edition 'NTC speaks Indian No. 9 May 8 and understandable to update and against Act article. scrim 'Governments negotiate fisheries deal' inform Central Region members Central Region Economic Working Group for the financing for Muu- amendments'The federal government is attempting to Negotiators /rum the federal. about on -going political activities Questions and Answers hut,- las introduce a bill that would revise and provincial and Nuuchah -ninth [MLA treat, I. economic activities Q - Who is Ma -Mook Development The steering committee for this update the Indian Act with a focus on governments gathered at tint ss Hall and other events in the region. Corporation? project: Howard Tom, Vise First Nations' bean ial and electoral lost week to work towards a new treaty - To open lines of communication When we are asked this, our common ,Jacobson, Norman Taylor, Matthew accountability. fisheries proposal within a revised with our neighbors was. view answer is arc corporation that Lucas, and Gary Johnsen. The parliamentary committee studying Agreement in Principle (AI?). "Our towards building positive belongs In the five tribes collectively - Jackie Godfrey for the initial responses ro the government's proposed people have been on the west coast of relationship and dispelling myths, Ahousaht, Hesquiaht, Tla- o-qui-aht, overseeing of this venture. First Notions Governance Am rolled into Vancouver Island since time began rumour, misinformation and racism. No. 7 April 10 - 'Hapacasath opens H'as Hisimyilyuk (House of Gathering) Toquaht and Ucluelet. Our crew who received quality Norm too last week wah little notice or said Hesquiahik Simon Lucas. The It needs to be noted that at all times Ma- Aped your of comma ram and planning, the Hupocasath Nation has a grand new Q - What does Ma-Mook dal training. Terry Touchte, Kirk Clayoquot Sound fanfare. "The Nuuchah -ninth Tribal sea tr our !pone; the source of our Mook does submit regular written complex to call home Close to t000 people gathered outside listening to a We invest in business or ventures that McCarthy and Bruce Lucas. Council gray concerns that the strength, one menml.s ability, our reports to each Chief and Council on a welcoming by Ed 9btwuh all a cìqum by Ernie Chests before HupacasaM Chief will be profitable for the region. (For At Orwell of AG Project Governancet Act is more than the strength, and our emotional monthly batik We have also extended Councillor Judy Sayers and Elder Jessie Hamilton cut the h nothing physical íç005 -Tas Eco- Industrial cedar -bark ribbon and led ample, Mo that arc a Management and Ray Godfrey Wildfoods federal governments attempt to absolve we more than willing to attend everyone inside continued on page 13 Park in Ucluelet, Clayoqunt Sound 10 - -Sa - January 15, 2004 MaMook Development Corporation & Iisaak pull -out section. MaMook Development Corporation & Iisaak pull -out section. Page Ha- Shilth Special to Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 - Page 11 Certification Opens Doors for Iisaak NETB Ma -Mook Transportation - .,;. your next staff party, family gathering, `alR.ti. Grant By Melanie Toucher 441. or community event We offer ñau.4,. Business Coordinator e able rates, friendly and reliable supports Le , First of all Happy New Year from all , the staff here at Ma -Monk Clayoquot Spirit Tours I Brad lh1 /..1 ISFP This pinion of our company works Transportation. We hope everyone had a on pL .1 The Nuu- chah -ninth Employment good and happy holiday season. a opal basis, between March - September p and Training Board (NETB) has Over the last six months Ma -Mook or October. This is the high ¢i point of the tourist season where we see vag ! awarded more than $41,000 to the - Transportation has been undergoing lisaak Sustainable Forestry Project significant changes and revisions to our volume of visitors. However, upon request (ISFP). The ISFP is a time, year operations and services. can be offered year -round, based onn what type IISAAK monitoring and capacity building The fini change is we no longer non the of attractions the visitor WOOD WITH RESPECT' program launched by Iisaak Forest shuttle bus service between Ueuelet and requests. We "Save Your Travel Dollars" have on adding a new tour that is Resources Ltd. this last January. The Terne. effective August 31, 2003. plans If your First Nation Is looking at cost savings for the upcoming budget The name lisaak has reached homes in the early stages of organizing the NETS promotes and assists with the However, we are considering our (fiscal) year or even now. Let us show you how to save your travel dollars Europe, thanks in large panto First Nations Interpretive Walk across task of providing training and options for revision of service. and make them stretch. For Medical Travel, Elders Travel, Treaty Meetings, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) throughout the Wert Coast area employment opportunities for all First The demand for the shuttle service has Band Meetings, Central Region Meetings, any kind of group and large scale certification that Iisaak Forest 1 We are working closely with Parks Nations people within the Nun -chah- pros dut be there. We have to find travel. Why pay 10 vehicles to drive to the same meeting? Charter us and in Canada and local resorts. We Resources Ltd (Iisaak) earned June { r(1a9` nulth region. The ISFP monitors solution that fits with the local reside. assure save, save, sanest! Forest Stewardship Council yiewers Of a country. Abenreuer Ferne also that this tour will be done with integrity 2001. The locally developed indicators of and seasonal tourists needs, and at the Give me a call (Melanie) independently certifies products Filming took place from a helicopter as provided viewers with new insights into and respect, and in doing so we well be wool sustainability, creating First Nations same time proves to be profitable for Toll free 1-866- 726 -7790 well as from the ground, comparing local culture. The blessing ceremony by working closely with the local and guarantees to consumers that employment and training our small transportation company. First Fax Number 1- 250- 726 -2488 the FSC Iisaak's lower impact operations to past Ahousaht Hereditary Chief Corbett Nations. products bearing logo come opportunities through -its research and We are exploring new ideas specifically Or Email me at mlouchie @island.net harvesting activities. The crew also George, Elder Trudy Frank, and Rosa - This tour will prove a from well -managed forests in assessment activities. areas where we can have a niche and to be great accordance the rules the Forest filmed lesaak's wood being processed Linda .Joseph was a highlight, especially addition to both Tours with of benefit from. We work with a consultant Clayoquot Spirit Stewardship Council. Two separate and packaged at Coulson Manufacturing for the producer, Stiefenhef, who was and Long Beach Link -nay tuned for The ISFP utilized the funding on how we can get our business Training and Development Ltd. in Port Aliment Coulson's mill has presented with n cedar headband. The filming crews visited Ueluelet this past jumping. Up future developments. Watch your local until now we have felt a Several Central Region staff and members attended two different year to show their viewers Hsaak's FSC FSC chain -of- custody, which means the following excerpt from Chief Corbett to hire and train five new First papers and First Nations for seminars for very deep repression in tourism related professional mill commits to ensuring that orders for George's dialogue describes the Nuuchah- Nations field monitoring staff, development with the saistnce of Iisaak Forest Resources Lid. The first brand of forest,. transportation. Our consultant is of these was a tune day seminar. October I6 -17, 2003, held at Malaspina University. FSCp d et arc land wish ly d Ith pe pl ' connection t the laid: The four field research technicians assisting us in developing new ideas majority of Jnuan, through March College. The Malaspina University- College Forestry Extension Program's -Forest The name Iisaak has reached from FSC certified forestry. Our ecology is so balanced that a feather and one field research well he spent marketing tradeshows, creating an effective marketing attack, Law for First Nations" coarse Iisaak also visited millions of Germans would set it on one nick. the other. Our is aimed at helping First Nations who are participating homes across Europe, thanks in supervisor, for five and cutting down our once large scale workshops, dcnelopingiupdating ou initially of in Me forestry sector to bonier understand the core laws, and the recent changes to horns this fall, The (finnan prime time meaning ofrod don not always imply promotional material, and visuals. r large part to the Forest onths beginning in Jane of services and operations. We are a small those laws, that govern adventure and information documentary religion, but more to respect all forest based enterprises in BC. The course explores the basic company- and we All the work I have been doing with the Stewardship Council (FSC) 2003. should offer small but laws of forestry, forest consulting and logging businesses. Topics covered include an TV show Abentevo Fenno ('Adventures living thongs - all of which correlate and consultant over the past months has that Iisaak Forest quality and profitable service. introduction to the players, an overview of the Canadian Legal System, legislation, certification in Foreign Places') completed two days connect to each other. The rocks may not been building up my capacity. Funding The ISFP tote! and the funding to hire Currently we are in the planning stage enforcement, tort liability, and structuring deals and business ventures. -This course Resources Ltd. (lisaak) earned of filming for a 50 minute documentary be alive but we must always keep them to do this comes in part from the Note for 2004 season. We have a few idem provides a good overview the kinds on British Columbia. The show presents clean gas and oil, or anything. The trees and train five new First Nations field of of things first Nations need to be aware of, In June 2001. of new tours, chah -ninth Employment and Training monitoring staff, four field research for events, and services that and pay close anention to, when entering into any kind of forestry business in BC" Ile ctnmrin and il fur as have life. The grass has life. The air we Program I acknowledge 8 f will be available in the early spring of -this and technicians and one field research said the Central Region Strategic Planning Forester, Peter Verseheen The first of these visits was paid by the not ,rely interesting tourist breathe, the water we drink and bathe in thank you for your continued 2004. Walsh out for a new support, supervisor, initially for five months specialty Iisaak also provided the opportunity for a representative from each Central Region star and crew of a Dutch home destinations, but as places with must all be kept clean so we could live the training to date has paid off. beginning in lune of 2003. The Authentic Aboriginal Interpretative First Nation, who would have otherwise been unable to participate, to attend a Prince improvement television show, Eigen, and scientific long and healthy lives, by knowing and h.i Our annual training session with our monitoring crews first assignment Tom! George workshop. The seminar was titled `Building Lands and Resource Alliances Huis, d Thin (`Your (barn Home and projects, whom you an fend fascinating understanding all things relate to each employees Is upcoming We arc having as the collection of and post- Long Beach Link Among First Nations" and took place on October 21 -23, 2003. The impetus for Garden'), who spent three days filming people. "I found lisaak on the Internet other. pre- discussions with Parks Canada to see if harvest data in area of the Since the shut down of the shuttle bus, these meetings was sweeping changes to the Forest Ace and the legal framework for lesaak's operations and the beauty of during my research on British Columbia "There are 80 million people in Germany we can be a part of their annual mining. Bedngfield watershed planning unit we have had many enquiries as to what forest practices, land use planning and land designations without meaningful Clay ,yo. Sound's s fora special and was very impressed by what the - many of whom are very aware We Feel that this held prove to be an and then Quail Bay. Measurements we may off for a shuttle service for consultation and accommodation of Aboriginal Peoples. The `Title and Rights that aired in Hollandf last spring. company is doing" said Susanne environmentally,"ally," said Stiefenhofer. In excellent may of improving our current taken by the crew assist lisaak in the West Coast Until we meet with Alliance is a collective initiative among treaty, non -treaty and non -aligned bands and The special focused on the elchars, the show's researcher. "We like fact. German Environment Minister Jurgen will skills. Another nay of working local operators and resorts we do not Tribal Nations from across British Columbia focused on: Netherlands' increasing demand for to show our viewers what a typical day Main has publicly stated that ensuring continual improvement of collaboratively with local organizations know what the shuffle service well look I. Presenting infringements of Aboriginal Title and Rights and Treaty rights arising FSC certified lumber. "We would like is lake, what timid., approach to logging "environmental protection is not a luxury management practices designed to and sharing capacity skills. implement their conservation-based like. A plan well be in place by April I, from recent forestry, range and land use decisions that were trilaterally to give our viewers information about looks like and how you care for the but rather an important factor of Remember Ma -Mook Transportation is approach to forest management. 2004. We like any other business, need developed by the Province without consuI elton or accommodation of BC First why it o important to maintain the forest' added Chris' tan Stiefenitofer, . 'green' caned and operated by the Central the volume of customers to survive. Nations woods and nature, and that we have to the show's producer. In every show the ombned with env, ental awareness is With the monitoring operations Region First Nations -Ahousaht, Bedengfeld completed in November Our charter bur sen ices urn year 2. Use all available means to create incentives for the Provincial Crown and be careful with the species of plants and audience meets a local protagonist. Tla- increasing the demand for lumber certified 0e quiaht,'l'la -o -qui -alit Toquaht and 2003 and assessment round and we offer two die rent resource industries to recognize Aboriginal Title and Rights animals living there." said Rob o -mild, Councilor Simon Tom, Iisaak's by the Forest Stewardship Council. Over data underway, Ueluelet. Questions or comments are the ISFP feed crew Is now busy vehicles with various passenger 3. Stand unified in the face of threats by the Provincial Crown and resource Verlinden, the shoo s host. "We like to main character en the slow, led the film the past two years Iisaak has been working always welcome This is the Region's acquiring new skills in engineering. capacities. they are: industries to our Aboriginal Title and Rights, and Treaty rights, resisting divide show (our viewers) the whole FSC crew through all phases of the with Coulson's and Weyerhaeuser to nsportation company, and we This year of the cnw arc 24 passenger Ford Goshen Bus and conquer tactics process the social. economic and company's opera including deliver wood with the lisaak and FSC welcome you to share your ideas 11 passenger Ford E350 Van 4. Hold the Federal Gown accountable regarding its fiduciary obligations to consultation and Elders, expected to mein, additional ecological aspects being managed for." with Chief's label.,,. e.nekn CHOO - Until next time, I can be Both vehicles are chartered on an hourly Aboriginal Peoples The show introduced their viewers to planning and protecting special values, useumers in the UK, Belgium, France, training in performing cultural reached at surveys, silviculture, and danger tree basis and include the following: A four person steering committee consisting of Cuujaaw, Grand Chief Edward John, FSC last year in a special series on FSC harvesting timber, melting, as well as a Holland, and Germany. Melanie lout hic assessment. anticipated Rate for use of vehicle lava Monk and Chief Stewart Phillip has tasked with guiding tie process including certified maxi products. -This year we visit to Clayoquot Crafts, a local high "These are very exciting times for us - his that Trained and qualified driver for the Business Coordinator implementing short ten action items, further developing medium and long term arc more information about how end manufacturer. `The lesaak is the only producer of FSC experience in several operational chartered time (optional) Ma -Mook Transportation actions. and planting and organizing the next Title and Rights meeting. Fore more trees are carefully and professionally combination of high technology and the certified Western red -cedar in the world, activities well lead W ,carman - Other expenses - fuel, insurance, (P) 1- 866 -726 -7790 information about this important initiative please contact Peter Vernshooe, Central taken out of the wads," said Andre de application of traditional values and much of the demand for FSC certified employment for the forestry crew and maintenance and liability coverage Region Shategic Planning Forester, at pete r islad.net,r 250 -726 -2446 est 58. Guns, the show's producer. The demonstrated by lisaak are very products is currently coming from ultimately increase capacity within (F) 1- 250 -726-2488 Our service is tailor -made to the needs televisiontelev n show, considered the Dutch interesting to us" said Stiefenhofer. Europe," said Gary Johnsen, Iisaak the Central Regions First Nation (E) mtouchieriiisland.net communities. ' of the customer. Call us for details for Martha Stewart, has over 1.5 million By delivering a peek behind the scenes General Manager. EWG Provides Funding elisaak 43 The Economic Working Group (E WG) awarded lisaak Forest Resources Ltd. (heaak) with $5000 to launch a branding strategy in 2003. Iisaak, established in 1999, is /dv'aa4áayt,¡ ' li oak ,rq- Iisaak Office Relocates D lisaak trying to get its name out there and these fads have enabled them to do just that The fards contributed to the production of promotional items like ball caps, jackets, golf The offices of several Central Region First Nations companies have shirts, mugs and various other merchandises, which may be purchased at the lisaak moved to Ueluelet East and a Grand Opening Ceremony was held August office. 29, 2003 to celebrate. The opening was celebrated by five organizations: lisaak The EWG's contribution was key to raisin the profile of the forest company at the Iisaak Forest Resources Limited, Clayoquot Sound Wildfonds, Ma -nook World Forestry Congress in Quebec this September Iisaak items were distributed to Development Corporation, Ma -monk Transportation (Long Beach Link members of government, non -government organizations, industry and interested and Clayoquot Spirit Tours) and the Central Region Chiefs .item from all over the world that visited the Iisaak booth. The Economic Working Group N intended to promote and assist the development Administration. The space they now call home is located on 100 Ittattsoo . and establishment of Central Region First Nations business enterprises. The mandate Road IR No.1, formerly the Ueluelet Treaty Office. The Open House of EWG is to review and recommend funding proposals to the Cmtral Region Chiefs, coincided with the official ribbon cutting and tour of the Mu Kuus Tas saak governing the allocation of the Interim Measures Extension Agreement (VISA) Eco -Industrial Park. t last seven yeas the New. l n 1 ut Economic Development Fund and other training dollars. Over the Congratulations are in order to the newly appointed Iisaak Board member otganintion has provided financial assistance to a wide vanieE of Nuu -chah -meth and sectors. Simon Tom, and a huge Thank You to I towards Tom, our out -going owned ventures in the forestry. fishery.ttourism, retail same, lisaak Forestry Project is to involve and Director, for all1 his dedication and hard work Here's wishing the best to The long once goal of the Sustainable support First Nations in the hands-on management of their traditional lands. ThE both of you! E X #' 2 I 4 ,awns work is a step towards meeting that objective. I

Page 12 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 MaMOOk Development Corporation at Hack pulIout section. 1a- -Sa - a_ Slhillh January 15, 2004 - Page 13 Ç._e Year in Review People will he happer. he said y -- World Forestry No. IO Juno I9 r^ gei11h } commitment I15A6k continued from page 9 relrhrarrd at lease and grain. beings." he said I honked, pothered ar ALha blahs to Congress Summary " preplan to talk about MTh Mauna. fin", Central Region Ci.rhoic a 1 shellfish and finfish "sid Velum Kel/hh and his family on Iisaak Forest Resources Ltd. ils an excellent opportunity to loimoornd negotiator Ileac The* Saturday. June Isik ln his nn participated in the 12th World Forestry showcase the progress made by the "147I be milling with fnaro/ language: CIIDA/lm S spoke on Congress, along with the world forestry Central Region First Nations in (1 ti ran work Kelrhh }progression fnrm AMmvohr community, in Quebec City on obtaining some control over the ho,/her to10 enurecreate progress- he soif s. = . (no Councillor to firn.y Treas., September 28th, 2003. management of the forest within their N . 10 Star 22 21st- et the .ense Brotherhood R L. to traditional territory," said lisaak General Tint Nations find friend liberals f Organized under the auspices of the i NW Central Regim Off how "llr i a Food Manager, Gary Johnsen. mals Sptre and Agriculture Organization of master osmar anti mast. mgotoa At the heart of the Congress, an gained censulenthly r the United Nations, the Gino is held 'lIt,t" soulmlAam. six is Exhibitors Hall featuring 150 exhibitors with the Tasman Irma ti',,,, wn we every years and the largest and No. 13 July 3 from 20 countries showcased specific di. in eight pot with Mhe, said most important international meeting of 'Gnrrnm halt neg,olalinns m initiatives, technologies and innovations Humans, Chief C media ,fink the world's forestry sector, attracting Nan.hahn.hi, launch laeswlr' close to 5000 from 137 related to management. conservation and .Sams she ducks in and of u participants Ten A'uo-rkoh.nolth Fi. Nainn ham. Attendees hailed from the development of forest resources.resources Iisaak variety of meetings. countries. flOrl an argon against Canada and government seta. education and had several displays including a booth in 'Thr Liberals an. entering boa a lot of t Rrhish Columbia in ,In B.0 .Synmr research sectors, non- govemmental and the Exhibitors Hall and a display in the harem Ahane, Agmnc711. and Court amesrMR rights m wlll h M. community organizations, and the Aboriginal Peoples' Pavilion. nor, shoring omayyrnrx. with ¢ 1 Central Region Contact Information mrhlnrheNtnitris 1nallhOf private sector. Fist Nation, 0i. nrwr saw Ilia/ wih 2Ó 9 - sxmm,n. fildJune O. Me am Tag No. October 'Alas -nallli Nations sign 4. I. P' With a common interest in sustainable alisaak's participation was Central Region ola -slink Tnasoonatbn the NDP. sold Sayers Airkro (Ahada. Daxdob. Mamas. Suramminl by char /la'nl /h and mu./wm, the Ir.Aos faun lhu -scoli. forestry development, they meet to excellent exposure, and an PO Box 790 Wanks BC, VOR 3A0 PO Box 790 Ucluelo Ill VOR SAO Fain. NOP Minister of AM,riglaW H.9mala. Humans,. Uelm,dlerala. Uchida Th,ynohr. and Ka. ja 'A 1'hiChe:A gash.,'eansda explore innovation in the forest sector opportunity to develop potential Phew: (230)726 -2446 Phone. 1250) 726-7790 (extg35) Affairs linde /avid says the Liberal.s 04 100wholMibu'Mda 1. Anchor!, an/kerdon Agnomxn-impriiple (dir) o-Oli BC,ou/ Canada and sel the direction for the (250)726 Fax (250)726.2488 lune maintained the nook/ that the clients for our young, developing Fax: -2438 "This a prat sian. and we'll see QBC and Canada Mire the will to ride development of policies. Practice, %DP establish, ',F warted the PtcMryloht naoegni.dx. and i petal, company,' said Matthew Lucas. oAoht1 seth deefisranotts sia Heist the oro:".wad /Cb/n Sr Came, "The 4IP contain. my blob research, and international cooperation - Melanie tocchie - Administrative process berylm see nrngncnl this root T confirm, Shawn Alien- NEC CR Co-Chair The math tams cell ro he mymwmn sod Invited by Natural Resources Canada Assistant tennis, ponce Mimed for too hogw ?dank the thr, how Aboriginal righi m fish a "ho "Iisaak's participation in the exhibition Email. adeo(ayxmclWmuW.ag and the National Aboriginal Forestry Emil: mtoucha island net san who does O. lest get if hate." he run mm-rally anda Abe. Mal tide to was excellent exposure, and an Central Region Co-chair. I.., easy earned by Association, lisaak said their na /annul fishing ommtrh was asked to share I Nn. I5Jay 31 under rin guidance of Cal opportunity to develop contacts and Jackie Godfrey Executive Directa C Mroauol build 3VMlaodn "bnn-rhh-ubh First Nano. hove a.m.. its experiences in the application of '.Shane Agra (A- 1nr.4 Cirant 'nugiich names: a raalnued sacres' and gill Moan. potential clients for our young, (eata23) Email: sgerex, island net PO Box 790 [dueler. BC VOR SAO hem preparing this IaikvuianJór yarns. aboriginal values to forest management Regime Co-chair rios' No, Ie September II developing company," said lisaak Phone: (250)726.2446 moll) and unfortunately here hied that III The 2 °4 Annual A'nrMdhnulrh nn and participate in the Indigenous Ahem.. s Shawn Arlen teat the ?ITC Was ,rap urge a, Alberni Fall Director Matthew Lucas. -We fielded a attar Venda. -CR Forester 1exts511) Fax: (250)726-241M phi* Games maraleddurn a/ Peoples' Forest Forum: Activities and Central Regi n Co-, haw In-chs non AP their aale rouse Martian to establish wide range of questions from interested Gail: pc.snr island ne Calvin Clark - Rojen Manager exte33) pmkgpas mar the past awed "In she Fair' Events at the World Forestry o memento, In nam ahead of the Nan-o Iah -mall lla Schi ade and R9thtt Congress, Email calark ...land net The ALnti h,Mnuhh Tribal Cu.od) exhibitors and visitors from around the ro¡.herkr reamers. "said Cif Ideo Span ea lAtend,h10001.," a side event preceding the main event. second rrrw. op. 'Ois o gum tumour Toll For booth ,nn girre il, world" added Lucas. Both lisaak's Lamm& Marklee Groan 'lie he had a Moray clan. rah -Pith Presentations and discussions at this Forest Renames lad, to lace been selenad and I hire anal ('Innoms,) Anent thr top mranl fin certification (under the Forest PO Box 790 lichee. Volt 1/0000 Gaxs. ont the pot two aknudo.'sai forum focused on developing an UC SAO admiration and respect for Trowels 'Fh0r flore/.. lyse,. fAGea PO Box 039. 100 Mauro Rand IR I Ibos an1nmll Stewardship Council) and its unique Phase: At a lavish rammma at Tro:thoMChkfCoorllhafbw displays at Il, popular. 60 Indigenous vision= Sustainable Forest 12501726.2446 deuce ct, BC. VOR SAO frank mal Richard Lars. /look Gomm..n ownership structure (First Nations 726 '.11á'm ewer* on the tradition and rra Management and on establishing the Fax (250) -2488 (ph.) 250.7261446 (fx.) 250.726.2488 frumrnl io work, for rin prole al 00 Ihnw. herbalai Debra M F emf majority ownership) drew people in, ...Tome all prdelpmi Ina our min o /Seeumel by Killt' gorier ¡e necessary pre -requisites to forestry region." he said Mean no flat .NUm,Mohnxddiami looking to learn more about the territories.'' he said Fons fit. the berth was a mason, ettl policy, institutional arrangements. and Richard Lucas Chairman Joe Campbell Chairman No. U June 5 member of Mr /nardgunr (Ader of application of Aboriginal values to forest r I "The °antes hoe mode in onager it display of Nnrla4.adlh twins, In the accommodation of Indigenous Email islapdawea k -nail: jcanpkell®almhaeom 'Also nuhlh.h1 ;mains -g r ment an British Gel... management in Chasm,. Sound ',moth said II.. math Cñkf Moth nxyd.n and part dines. Rights Prim iple. "lin Italy hao lay shad the gifr of Caaaelll r Joan Sutton who ara, 'Th,anderhinds hank fit him,' fire' Dave Jacobsen - Dinner Matthew Lucas - Director 'lium present. sell. the henna of all British (+lMnsaht) their Chief and lea4rs The Thundrlanb. a largely Eitat E-mail: mtebutelus net " said BC Lieutenant xrirmwrl pmkilamn tan Naynnramah Email' djRotwennsahousaht coin ils fuse 3Rmnnubh.,ht Nations Initialed GdumAnns. toni-, Tamnnka" Nations anno laud In Pan Alberni, Ill ennAntentanffrent, with Gomm, loua (npugnealo Simon Tan - Director Ull) 'ila..yui -ohi nice Interior from, have haw fighting 110 maw loran Cecil SUM.- Directa 0.1 squiohs) Cana., and British Columbia last ark. add.. m ils m'ipiena. E C/e)rpaoi Lash Creel lire mar Croninok fie the -mail: simo roar net Farah m1n mwgncrfro her ill Email: kealerock@hounailmun "-If we're na going to change rin' Irrat mane,. and he Misr foes h, .dram near nn na..yai.ahl Tint ,vins ITEM raid Ia, command, years of mug chahut Ted - purer). situation inn tuna issued a ,mace en boll ro boonlean another man.. according to new Kimaa Directa In Aboriginal child walla. Gary Johnsen- Director (Togtaht) k -mail: ted kimogawayerhaeuser.can th., this is all waste f her le n0 lruenuaind Pura PnnM'i Qnrfa 1, need. John Swift. O'mta No. 14 July 17 Email: gaidusseau amak corn opinion.'. old Goa. l9nihie firms, "...the Lamb fpm at the m;lnsfbe Median demand, that the ro be NTC.Airedn, Nato Meths' Anne Giardini - Dims _Thee) gong rmmmk TF'NS traditional rerrihxy it yam erergoing to see. aey.mma Budget issus and wank planning tae Geraldine Trechie - Director (lkheekn annio ttardini@weyalmensercan nppnm ie botany ln ahnt wind wir lib gor Mnnerl palatal meeting as ., ono this mates about and tau were the foots of this hod enough.' A Roan for 4 Joys with 30. 70 Ani wing. is appointed C'il de's xi Chkf Linda Gads Director (Ex officio) ro tae rheae changea än.,11004 Shawn AIReo femally I toward Tan - Diaur I1Lo- guiaht) mm Mona :of the 17asynbaht "This 07m nothing ma nm als bau get ate Email: koady®wwfcanado.org Entail: hlonagnsland.net = F logging nmr 0x0 given ont Meabo aga, people oil of the win," said gab 9.B w { nithnl, ,i. wdlMOfn nL,. PJanernehmoah Thnn4rlim'lea.. 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"he rar[ Salvage Caadataun & Liaison design,' 'This derision has had &swoon, No. 21 Ostober 23 Rose nie- 1111,01(1 11 sheen E-mail: tmanln(gìisaak.can T 1 "fleas oil the whole lime ofFio:Natimu -N7r Treaty Planarara ar undo. 1 Gail: rout alhemi net ® Noreen Frank - Administrative fishing rights. said Hu armath Chief showy aka' Assistent MMAIWINOielirela Councillor Judah Sawn "It wand ALurnxhihfiled their na.9mrn-n f Gale Johnsen - Director efoquaht) E-mail: nfruk(r(innek.eom based mitdw hoe The/0*0 lnnlno 201Á, nferataIh Email: gale ukeesable net Ines art Sm... Vasty MOMy - Canmuncatbns drh rity m loaf at the AbarigM,d fishing commeraing step for formally snoring E -mail: shame insak tllot r gnlanns and find dew, amain" she the n.m mac' tables. TwylnHrrgm Ins Lucas Manager (enn32) nu- has Man reshoadat a Email: Iredc(aimoland.ur fl, 4V1 hOCilde Field Technicians: Brendan Tom. Oars So. 17Aogust28 '11uyu1na and families rennin-1ìrmnnnial ffamno rapture notalt d / the split Taylor & Jeremy Valentine Jew. o aunt, Canon. -_ o Tlam- quiohr l led: nape. to the ame fonm I--1 Peal hk- Accounting Clerk Celebrated' T The pimple of Fist morning h Manna warriors anha the na09asht erbamurka. .V7C Told) Sl wer. p0 (ex034) Email: Mouehien island oat For information about lisaak. contact A, the ot khan 22, 1303. . rl lobar a Nations 1771Q bided off their third Mare hewn in I the Atka Jr .saoiIM7 at latin avaLeoni or to lean Bohm, killing 25 ol the salon. spring emir John R. J..nn and John /haywm. .1.1mMeM about Days with the launching of the ai be of as to hint Annal TFN 'dirtily, 'mu m er sake nn Nit Noreen Frank Admninanrative Assistant ont operations. please visit Alatnithio/,Ml maker .(4yulmefr00.ould - two nad' froc On man they the Grig wwe.laaakmm. h is now s4 generations lore aimllmsn R. how" Man nor. neared to pay a visa ro Nanhne filed fisheries (exn21)Email: namosu island net the fin Ira Best Maven Inc the ancestor Chief Menu., who is hiabMm (blue 3loyumn0 and to help ® 1=1 f project designed to mineral arts and continued on page 15 = people celebrate this special armim with the Ah warlah /AloM,lahr Page 14 - Ha- Shillh -Sa - January 15, 2004 Ha- Shillh -Sa - January 15, 2004 - Page 15 Birthdays and Be . 3 P.A. Friendship Centre News ,; Ilene k an update on some ratan events McCall. Thank you to all who bought that happened at the Port Alberni raffle ricked in support of this cause. Friendship Center. But fiat we would Congratulations e `'tea .-_ The youth had fund -raised also for a -r -. -_ry like to wish everyone all the best for screen dance. The youth thought it ,- 2004 and Happy New Year would be a good way to end the year your patience in what u do. Mrs. Ron to Jaylene Happy 10th Birthday -111 On December 9th, Knee -Woo House with a screen dance. It was an awesome Johnson. Frank. Enjoy your day Jan. 10. Happy - had their annual Christmas party. It went tum-out. Approximately 90 youth I would like to say Happy Birthday to my buddy Robert Frank. 1 10th MINM voy well. Pawls got to share a great showed up foe this event Way to go, to Belated birthday to Nate on Nov 27. and Have an awesome day on Jan. 18. From meal, and the children got to receive a everyone who had made this event Happy birthday to my older bro Daniel on your kiddy Scottie Sam. ink from Santa Claus. possible. And our last event of the year Dec 28th u have a good day.,. and also Happy Birthday to our mammy hope January 11 Happy 50 something On December 14th, we had our annual was our New Years Eve dance. Thank happy sweet 16th birthday to Trim Sandy Sam. Have a great day mom. You Birthday to my other half Mr. John H. Community Christmas Dinner. As usual you to all those businesses and you enjoy your day,,., also would like to are a very special mom. Enjoy your day Walls, hugs Nom your it many people showed up, bun there was people that donated prizes for this say Merry Christmas and a Happy New Jan. 22. Remember we love you noddle Siikaulthmiik and from your children, lots food to around. We had a event. This dance went very well. We Years to my brothers & dad back in sky. Love your children Alonzo, Kyle & Snarly Snail of go Kawliga, Barry and wonderful and ham wish you all the hest for 2004. Canada _. miss u guys and also Happy Jr. Janice, Eddi, rr, turkey dinner. After my sisters Candace on the Denny and grandchildren, Kae -Lynn dinner was over, people lined up to have Here arc some dates to remember: Birth Annarrncementt Kiana Raven birthday to Happy Birthday to my honey `Young 77a- o- qui Couple expand Canoe Tour Business the 30th -ahi with Santa. We Tuesday January 20t0 Elders 29th of Jan and to Steph on of Sandy Sam. Enjoy your day Jan - 22. and Edward. their picture taken would Clutesi (7 lb 12 oz) was tom at 5:21 Gisela Martin of Tla- o- qui -aht and her partner Doug Wright launch a second Nuu- Jan ... goys have a good day and enjoy it Love you always. Love Stan. like to thank everyone who made this Luncheon, 12 Noon @ the PAFC pm on December 21st, 2003 in the chah -aulth dugout cedar canoe to add to their tourism business, l'la- ook.Adventures. ... Inv Shish fay , and lit W anon, Happy 10th Birthday to our son event possible. Our Elders have been If you need a ride, call Cheryl Brennan Squamish Hospital to Karen While (here are dozens of tourist -Oriented businesses in Toftno, Gise/e .says there is a would like to wish Mike Dick, Scottie Sam A.M.A.H. Sam. Son seems dying raffles to fund -raise to go to the at the Friendship Center, 723 -8281 Bauckham and Duane Clutesi. Duane y lack of genuine First Nations culture-based operations. "We are getting known Brad Williams and Colin Cuningham like yesterday you were just learning to next Elden gathering in Kamloops. They Friday January 23rd: Youth Dance, is the son of Carol Clutesi and grandson i because there im t much culturally she said a happy birthday on Jan. 6th! wish you crawl, taking your first steps, Dad & pagan hem" had a Turkey Hamper raffle. The winner 9PM -12AM, $4 per person oft' the late Margaret and George C. all the best and have a killer day! see you Morn walking you to your first day of 'NHL .ugh-guy leaches life lessons to at the Parliament Building on November of the Turkey Hamper was: Terry Contact Mike Romney or Denise Clutesi of f.shahs Karens parents guys around! Belinda Nookemas .school. Now your growing to be a very !aids' Johnson for more info. 723 -8281 are Purer and Sybil Bauckham, now Happy Birthday to Uncle 20 in an effort to save hospitals and fine, adorable, handsome, cute, caring, Hockey star Gino Wort came ro Ha- living in Langley. healthcare services. from the effects of Richard M Thomas in Ahousaht on Jan mart and very loving son. Enjoy your Told by Tom Sleya:ch'apis, Ito,,ukSchool this past weekend to Premier Campbell's budget slashing. 8th, We miss you and love you, Have a We love you. Love William, Ina: main:,. Happy Birthday to our daddy special day Jan. 17th, talk with area children about slaying out Dick good day from Shauntay and you sister Bev Hansen, an Ahousaht employee at Daniel Ike. 28th. Love Shannygirl & Dad, Mom, sis Kylee and bro Stan Jr. trouble, their Captain Bill and Ivey slob on Jane. of and working towards Toftno hospital said ten beds ut Toftno Kalvin -Kerr oh yeah and mucho love Happy Birthday to our auntie /sin dreams. Happy 10th to Jaylene General may close, meaning patients in you Birthday Katrina Sam. Enjoy your day Jan. 26. from mom Freda. We hope you like Also, Happy belated to Kawliga, lots (Mach. who is from the Ktigan Zibi race Prepared by Edward Sapin, r+I±+rr Frank (Jan Ian) Amber John 01/12, Always remember we love you. Ilappy Hesquiaht and Ahourahl a new Hummer2... of love to you ono, your still one of my rme[y caned River Desert) Midori lsWroff 01/13, Paul F Jr 4!' Birthday Oceannah Robinson. Enjoy (1 minimum travel time of three to five Morris Swadesh, Alexander Happy birthday to Melinda now the 01/14, Carla Webster on the 15th, Have from Scottie, babies even though you are Algonquin Nation of Quebec, was joined hours to Port Alberni and an additional Thomas, and (Webster) Swan out Dec. 21, and have a all the cake Jan. 27. Love Thomas, John great day, solos° To bro Scottie S Si big 30 on January 4th! Love from by Peter. Leech, of Me Secular. First wonderful Holiday & Best Wishes for the Kylee, Jr., Stan & Sandy. hour to Norma Frank Williams Freida Thomas on Jan Mommy Dearest! Nation in Cillaer who played New Year! From your relatives in the Jan. 5 - Happy Birthday Uncle 'Ideo elected to AFN' 17th.Katrina Sam 01/26 All have a nice professional soccer in the Pacific States! Merry Christmas & Happy New Dick, Jan. 6 - Happy 19th Birthday The .h'uu

L Hn- Shilth -Sat - January 15, 2004 - Page 17 Page 16 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 -nulth Nuu- chah-nulth Registry & Treaty Information... Nuu- chah Kuu Registering events arc very important! Tla -o- qui -aht Tribe Members -us Crisis Line expands It is important to get baby registered as soon as possible. You Fign Binh Registrations: If you are not receiving "Inside Tla- o-qui -ahi" newsletter please Healing Project aff-,G.lia The KUU -US Crisis Line Society would betaken, though the majority of criers must complete the parental consent for ieegfsuatftNSlatement Alamo Affiliation call your address in ASAP This mailing list is also used for like to announce Ilse calls can be surnamed thr 6h our 24 form and provide the LARGE iron birth certificate, these consent Forme can be Outreach services to the West Coast hour phone line service. Toll -free, call obtained through your Band Office or at the NTC Office. Registration takes 6 -8 important tribal mailouts you may not want to miss. Nuu- chah -nulth Healing Project communities of Tofino and Ucluelet. I-800-588-8717, to contact crisis line. If weeks. Forward your address to: Carla Moss do Tia-o- qui -aht First Trained staff are now in place in these long distance is difficult to access from Thwarts: Are you wishing to nook, to another Banda Write to the Band you want Box 18, Tofino, B.C., VOR 2Z0 Nations, .. and can be accessed after- any community, please call the operator t nsfer into. Once accepted you will nneed to complete a consent to transfer fond, s Phone: 250-725-2765, email: omosscofsland.net hours, Monday through Thursday, from for assistance by calling "0 ". Ask to be also,t notify the Band you are currently in and let them know your intentions.t Contact List Marriages, divorces, name change, deaths: Please provide appropriate certificates Fax: 250- 725 -4233 attn: Carla Moss 6:00PM-2.00AM, and Sou 6:00PM patched through, or request that it be a Friday evening right to up date the Indian Registry Lists. A consent term needs to be completed for any Main Office (Southern Region) Nanaimo Urban Office. through the collect call. This sepia is available to name changes. 5120 Argyle Street, PO Box 1383 204 -96 Cavan St. weekend until 6:00AM, Monday everyone, so whatever it takes to get Are ping 18 soon? If you would like your own registration number then you Two brothers from the ,d!, Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M2 Nanaimo, B.C. V9R 2V1 icing. Our goal is to extend this to a your call through, please try. longer 24 been service in the future, but our Outreach has been available in the have tosubnitt a letter of request Process also takes 6 -8 weeks (no Mowachaht/Muchalaht Nation are Ph: (250) 724-3233 Ph: (250) 753 -8567 Fax: (250) 723 -6010 Fax: (250) 753 -8933 hope is now, that these times will stretch commmity of Port Alberni now for the - at COLUMBIAB the hours when - All documentst are to be submitted to Rosie Little Indian Registry Adminislraror looking for a permanent family. Tofino Office (Central Report) Victoria Urban Office: over other services are past two years. This has been well of Ditidaht, Hesquiaht, Huu-ay -aht and Tla- o-qui- not available. Resources are limited on the NTC Office, with the exception Curtis is fifteen, and likes riding his 151 First Street, PO Box 279 853 Fisgard St. received and is utilized regularly. We arc ant Comm dime First Nations directly To have a scours card issued through 16TC the West Coast so we hope that our new fortunate He is Torino B.C. VOR 2Z0 Victoria, B.C. VBW 1St enough to have our Outreach from these four First Nei please have your Indian Registry Administrator fax bike, kayaking, listening to music and reading. role in Tofino and Ucluelet will be a teams available on a 24 hour basis. Port Ph: (250) 725 -3367 Ph: (250) 380 -9896 *New" approval and your information prior to coming into the office if possible friendly and outgoing and has a good sense of humour. welcomed addition to the communities. Alberni residents can reach the Crisis Toll free: 1-866 -901 -3367 Ph: (250) 413 -7303 (Cell) Dees your First Nation have their membership code in place? If so, and you What is Outreach Service? Line by calling the Adult Line at 723- Chad is eight years old and is a delightful boy who Fax: (250) 725 -2158 Fax: (258)388 -5120 would like the above events recorded for "BAND MEMBERSHIP. then it is Outreach service is where individuals or 4050, or the Teen Line at 723 -2040. IMPORTANT contact them as well. Gold River Office (Northern Reeion) Vancouver Urban Office- EQUALLY AS that you enjoys skiing, skateboarding, bicycling and swimming. agencies find themselves in need of extra The Crisis Line is here to help you, current address and phone number so they can 100 Ouwatin Road, PO Box 428 455 East Hastings Your First Nation meets your If you are interested in knowing more about these boys Street support services. An Outreach team will whether your needs ate personal contact you regarding Treaty developments, letters and bulletins. Gold River, B.C. VOP IGO Vancouver, B.C. VOA 1P5 be dispatched to attend and assist Outreach support or support of a Crisis First Nation phone numbers and addresses are listed below for your convenience. please contact Darlene Thoen at 250 -724 -3232 or Ph (250)283 -2012 Ph: (6041254 -9972 accordingly to each specific situation. Line phone operator. Our service is Kathryn Grant at 250 741 -5713. (false names have been used) Fax: (250) 283 -2122 Fax: (604) 254 -7919 With this type of one to one support, we always professional and confidential. Ahousaht If gre to able to meet the needs of those you would like more information on (250) 670 -9563 - Fax: (250) 670 -9696 fAr ATTENTION UCHUCKLESAHT DESCENDANTS NUU CHAH NULTH HEALING PROJECT in crisis. Crisis Line and Outreach Service General Delivery Ahousaht, B.C. VOR IAO Will all of those people, who are descendants of the Uchucklesaht First Nation, With a call placed to the 24 hour crisis find out about what else the Crisis Line PLEASE contact Tina Robinson at the Uchucklesahl Office. As a pan of our pre. Call out for Victoria and Duncan Residents line trained crisis phone operators assess Society has to oIroe please call our Port Ditidaht First Nation treaty process, are are contacting people who have a direct bloodline and seeking If you wish to be contacted about NCN Healing Projects events please come by our each call as they come in. If there is a Alberni business office at 723-2323 1- 888 -745 -3366 - Fax: (250) 745 -3332 their interest in transferring into the Uchucklesaht Tribe for the purpose of gaining office or call in and leave your number so I can keep you posted about eventsThis is need for Outreach, appropriate steps will between the hours of 9:00- 4:30PM. s`J Phone.. 250. 724.1832 - Toll Free 1.888.724.1832 Tra PO Box 340 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M8 ghts. - going to be the best Oexciting ting year call now and leave me your phone number.Vmtona We need names, addressee &phone numbers of all Uehuekleseta descendants.The NCN Healing Project Office Call Between 5:98-4,09 Tribe has now initialled an Agreement in Principle with BC Canada. S.O.S. Support Group (Survivors of Suicide) Ehattesaht Now we need to hear from you! Please contact the office at: Phone: (250) 724 -1832 REGISTER AT NI Noll' URBAN OFFICE VICTORIA, 853 Fisgard St Meets every second Wednesday starting January 14, 2004, Time: 7 -9 p.m. FOR MORE INFO AND TO REGISTER 1- 888 -761 -4155 - Fax: (250) 761 -4156 Far 1250) 724 -8106 Address: PO Box 1118, Port Alberni, Ill V9Y 7L9 Location: 4917 Argyle St., Pon Alberni. (KUU -US Crisis Line Business Office) Michael J. McCarthy. 250.413 -7303 Facilitator: Lori Gunner PO Box 59 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 Tseshahl First Nation Cultural Resource Centre TEACH MIS UKQIN I lave you experienced a loss due to suicide? Open to anyone interested in learning more about Tseshaht history. ALL THAT NASS HAS PI?OFIDFD US TO LEAD A FULFILLING LIFE Hesquiaht First Nation Would you like to meet others that understand? Located at 5000 Mission Rd. - Anyone affected by suicide either personally or otherwise is invited to I -877- 232 -1100 - Fax: (250) 670 -1102 Chi- aht House/ Tseshaht Treaty office. NUU- CHAH -NULTH HEALTH PROJECT URBAN EVENTS attend this informal support group ... session topics will vary. aa'\ PO Box 2000 Tofino, B.C. VOR 2Z0 We have a loll free number available for Tseshaht members (which also houses our Everyone welcome Refreshments served membership and Natural Resources Office. If you want your addresses included for EVENT DATE LOCATION - - - Any questions or info call (250) 723 -2323 Hupacaaath First Nation treaty updates and Tribal bulletins call us (email: all íitmslahunwn) with your VANCOUVER: (250) 7244041 - Fax: (250) 7241232 address. 1. 866 -724 -4225. of PO Box 211 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 Hours operation: Monday - Friday 8:85 a.m. - 4:381 p.m. (Except holidays) Vancouver Support 1st & 4th Thursday Vancouver Office: Central Region Nursing Updates/Schedules Pender For more information contact us at Group Meeting of each month F106 -23 W. Nursingi g Programao Provides Additional Services -The Prevention & Education of Hull- First Nation ay -aht (250) 724 -4229 or toll free at I- 866 -724 -4229. SexuallyaddTransmittedgiseasesst t cludin g Ill V /AIDS Chris Curley will be pros J g I- 888- 644 -4555 - Fax: (250) 728 -1222 Women's Support Group 2nd Thursday of each Vancouver Office: somee additional nursing services for all fourteen of the Nuu- chah -nulth communities month. 6 - 9 pm 4106 -23 W. Pender diseases. Chris can PO Box 70 Bamfield, B.C. VOR I BO Hello Ucluelet First Nation Members! Meeting n the matt( education and prevention of sexually tmnsmining be reached aí 1250) 725- 12322 every Wednesday from 8 am until 7 pm. Please feel HAVE YOU MOVED? Potluck Dinner 3rd Thursday of caeh Vancouver Office: free to call with any concerns, questions. information etc. Jeannette Paltisun - Ka:'yte:'k't'h' /Cheili'tles7erb' We need number, address email addresses. We are currently updating our oY your phone a 6 - 9 pm p 106 - 23 W. Pender Ahousaht Ph. ?56670- 9608Hcalihy Baby Clinic -Every Tuesday (newborn - (250) 332 -5259 - Fax: (250) 332 -5210 a list Ion - Distribution Aloud Fish. member 5years) Prenatal visits - 2nd & ath Wednesdays School Visits 1st &3rd Thursday li"4' - Newsletters General Delivery Kyuquot, B.C. VOP 1J0 Tribe and CAMPBELL RIVER: - Treaty Updates Southern Region Nursing Updates /Schedules Penny Cowan Community Nurse RN -- Port Alberni XI ninth alel / Muchalaht Campbell River Support 2nd & last Tuesday of SC Peters Anglican Does anyone Amour. or know the whereabouts of the fallowing members? Bread of Life Monday and Wednesday mornings - Group each month - 6 - 9 pm Church - 228 S. (250) 283 -2015 Fax: (250) 283-2335 Gordon Bryson. Roberta Chadic, Richard Fondle, Jeffrey Alexandria Prima, Blood pressure and blood sugar. screenings. PO Box 459 Gold River, B.C. VOP IGO Dogwood George, lami Manson, Alice Peters, Norman Rivera, Ryan Rush, Sabrina Suprenant, Referrals, health counselling, immunizations. Michelle Tomlin. Kimberly Redmon, Jackie Hartman & Son, Adrian, Teresa Grieve Nuchatlaht First Nation Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday available for home visits to elders in town and & Joshua Schellenbetgm. NANAIMO: (250) 332 -5908 - Fax: (250) 332 -5907 those with chronic illness. Please call if you have information. YOUR HELP APPRECIATED! PO Box 40 Zeballos, B.C. VOP 2A0 IS CONTACT: Vi Mundy at (250) 726 -2414 or email: vmundyMislndmet OR Cultural Family Support Lest Thursday of each Nanaimo Office: Leah Bill at email: leahbill(rttelus.net Group month -6- 9 pm #204 - 96 Cavan St. Nuu- chah -nulth Nursing Program Tla- o-qui -aht First Nations Important Notice to all Nuu- Chah-nulth First Nations members, .... (250) 725 -3233 - Fax: (250) 725 -4233 VICTORIA: Contact List Band Managers, CHR's, Health Clerks and Band Membership Clerks: PO Box 18 Tofino, BC. VOR 2Z0 Meeting Last Monday of each Victoria Orrice: MEDICAL COVERAGE NOT AUTOMATIC Support Group Northern Region thorn F Leash month -6 -9 pm 853 Fisgard SL Toquaht Nation Reference: Recently, many bills were received at the NTC (Non-insured Health Mora Haselka 283-2462 mwf moiraMnuuchahnulthorg Potluck Dinner Every 2nd Monday Victoria Office 283-2012 Oh 283-2122 (250) Bonelte Section) (NIHB) from parents requesting payment under this plan. 726- 4230 - Fax: (250) 726 -4403 of each month 853 Fisgard St. 761-4274 761-4027 No Email If a child is not registered with Indian Affairs loan Shanks PO Box 759 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 and the province there is no medical coverage. Therefore, FULL RESPONSIBILITY FOR PAYMENT OF MEDICAL Barb Bradley/ DUNCAN: Donneckc 332-5289 33,5215 kyuqud(y.cballosnet VISITS, X -RAYS, ETC. WILL FALL ON THE PARENTS! Susan Central Region Tseshaht First Nation Indian Affairs cannot and WILL NOT PAY any bills without full coverage. Potluck Gathering Last Thursday of Travel Lodge Silver Mary McKeogb 726-2993 726-2994 ntc024(thISland.nen Toll Free: I -888- 724 1225 - Fax: (250) 724 -4385 Remember, unless a child is REGISTERED with both Indian Affairs (Status Card) each month -6 -8 pm Bridge Inn - 140 Trans Chris Curley 725.1232 or PO Box 1218 Pon Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M1 and the provincial medical plan (MSP Card) two very important medical factors apply:) Canada Highway 726-5240 7262994 ntc025( iiand.net a. The child is covered under the parent medically, for months; only three Jeannette Panison 670-9608 670-9608 jluuiwmf'nuuchalumlthorg Uchucklesaht Tribe and Mary Rìmmingmn 725-2951 725-2952 mary.rimmingmn(ücvihnccca b. Once child 1 of age no covered (250) 724 -1832 - Fax: (250) 7241806 the reaches year then they are longer Southern Breton under the NIHB program for: equipment; supplies; drugs; dental; and To all Tseshaht membership: PO Box 1118 Port Alberni, B.C. V9Y 7M7 Lie Thomsen 723-2385 723 -5396 ethmnscn6'nuuchalmulrh.org optical Please remember when you register your child(ren) with NTC you must Jody Vn 7232385 723 -5396 judo anuwhahnnuh.ag Normally, a child reaching 19 years of age requires (her medical pcmy(CSnaaonehnult arg or his) own care card. still register sour. to the Kurd. I do not have names that NTC has Penny Cowan 723 -2385 723 -5396 Ucluelet First Nation A child can maintain medical coverage up to age 25 when in full -pint attendance at 723 -5396 [email protected] so if you're one of these members please contact me for Band membership Annetta Muller 723 -2385 (250) 726 -7342 - a post secondary institution, that is approved by the provincial medical commission. papers as we administer our own membership and only those people on All Regions Fax: It takes 6- 8 weeks to obtain these coverage cards! Stan the immediately! Lynne West 283-2639 283-2608 ntc0065hisland.twt (250) 726-7552 process our list is Tseshaht I do not issue status cards this is done only with Rosie Do not assume it is done) Follow up with this until you have both cards! Questions ina Seiches 723-2135 eAllm 724-8505 ina.scitchentect ihr.br.ce PO Box 699 Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 Little or Mel Braker. Feel free to contact me at [email protected] or call nrg to be directed to the Band Membership Clerks, or the NTC Registry Office 724 -5757. Jeanette Watts 7245757 723-0463 juetwatgalmuchalmalth me at 1- 866 -7244229. 723-8463 Ii.sesamC Robert Cleat, CD - NTC NIHB Program Supervisor Lisa Sam 724-5757 Tuuclahnullh.org Page 18 - Ha- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 Ira- Shilth -Sa - January 15, 2004 - Page 19 Ads IMEMISAMISIM Career Opportunities - 4 "i- cab -ta -mis Native designed MISSING PERSON FOR SALE: jewellery; HOUSE FOR SALE: 3 Bedroom with silver, copper, gold engraving, stone CLASSIFIED basement. Recently renovated. Serious HELP WANTED Age: 21 setting. Contact Gordon Dick by phone 'i enquires only. Reasonable offers rd. 5'4' 723 First Nation Youth Worker . Height: -9401. Automotive Employment Wanted/ considered - cash only. Call Allan @ Ucluelet , Weight: 115 lbs. FOR SALE: Carvings for sale, If you 724 -3215 (Home) or 724 -0041 (Work). Coordinate / implement recreational, educational, cultural program for children / 4 are interested in native carvings such as D&M AUTOCLEAN Sen ices Offered Tseshaht members only. youth ages 6 - 18 years: Ir Long dark hair, brown eyes. coffee table tops, clocks, plaques, 6- "WE'LL DO YOUR DIRTY WORK" HOUSE coU -US CASH - Need Cash between FOR SALE to TEN member on Qualifications: totems, canoes, leave message for Charlie Automobile cleaning and renewal, CARS paydays. loan $100, Esowista Reserve. Newly added 1 Odor: 7 $ We $200, up to $500 Minimum grade 12 completion She was wearing a Mickey at 724 -8609 or do Box 40, - TRUCKS - RV's, - BOATS. 7429 dollars. 100% owned and operated by suite. Views of ocean & forest. Info: preferred. CYC Certification Mack skirt, black top. 7 Milos. B.C. VOP 2A0 Pacific Rim Highway. Phone 720 -2211. First Nations. Phone (250) 390 -9225. Or (250) 725 -3482. 2 years experience working with children / youth ages 6 Minimum -18 high black boots. FOR SALE: Genuine Authentic bubo (250) 741 -6070 eel. 401 Harvey Road, PRICED TO SFLI. 14 ft. X 70 R. years. A silver hooped necklace. weaving grass. Linda Edgar, phone 250- FOR SALE: 1 1999 Safari Can - 7 Nanoose Bay, B.C. Princeton 1993 Mobile Home. 2 Unrestricted class 4 drivers license (must submit driver's abstract with 741 -1622. passenger, excellent condition - $12,000 TS,G TRUCKING SERVICE: Moving Bedroom, plus 12 R X 18 ft. addition, resume Tattoo of a band of Rowers BASKET WEAVING FOR SALE: (OHO). Contact (250) 726 -7144 or fax And Hauling, Reasonable Rates. Tom Located at Sprat Lake Mobile Home Fax resume along with cover letter and driver's abstract to: e with a heart in the middle on Grad Hat Regalia, Baskets. Weaving (250) 726 -2488. Gus 5231 Hector Road. Port Alberni B.C..0 Park. Can be moved, relocated. By Personnel Committee (250) 726 -7396 her right arm material. specializingP lu Ma 9 uiuna Hat FOR SATE: MotoMaster Cartop Phone: 250 724 -3975. appointment only NO AGENTS! Phone: Or to: P.O, Box 699, Ucluelet, B.C. VOR 3A0 mad Earrings. Available to teach at Carnet Good Condition. Offers, call 7245290. 30, 2004 9mm}lla ) Advisory for Histories, Closing date: January Last seen in the Jingle Pot conferences and workshops. Call Julie 723 -3880 WANTED: Medical Equipment such as Governance, and Constitutions (forming area June 30, 2002. Joseph (250) 729 -9819. wheelchairs etc Can be dropped off at Was do professional bodywork and governments), Central Region Chiefs, Economic Working Group FOR SALE: carved whale Meth, whale contact Homy Lucas, at Me Tseshaht Band Office. 5000 Mission painting. Over 10 years experience, 724 -1494. bones and bear teeth. Road, Port Alberni. Cootaat Gail K. Lisa 4 Young Marcel Durward (250) 720 -0155 Administrator Marie WANTED: whale teeth, whalebones, FREE I ANCIIAGE CLASSES: at Gus at 724-1225, Economic Working Group (E WG) is seeking a skilled Administrator to manage and Hupacasath Hall. Language Instructor - The TLA -O- UI -AHT Band mastodon ivory and Russian blue cobalt FOR SALE: 1989 Ford Emnoline 17 FOR SALE: Beautiful Native Design maintain the loan portfolio for specialized funds and other sources of funding. 4 Tat Tatoosh. Monday and Wednesday bade beads. La. msg. For Sine & Elsie passenger bus. Auto, runs great. $5500 Dress. New condition. Size 5 -7. 724- of Ucluelet, the EWG Administrator would ensure effective client is offering a CASH REWARD Based out John at 604- 833 -3645 or c/o #141 -720 6" oho 723 -2308 Nights. 7 pm to 9 pm. Bring your own 3049. OF $11,500 pet & paper). Parenting Skills for Parents St, New Westminster BC V3L3C5, FOR SALE - 1997 Ford F350, I ton, FOR SAI F: Custom built food cart with Responsibilities will include: & Tots. Fridays from 3 - 4 pm. for information leading to the location of FOR SALE,: Native painting, Call Brace crew cab with duallaes and a/c. 55,000 grill, deep fryer, sink, water pump, and " Receive and process all incoming applications; EVERYONE IS WELCOME, cuu kleco. Ncakemus (250) 728 -2397 km. lots of storage. 1 owner. $6500, tobo. 724- up and maintain all client files; LISA MARIE YOUNG 513,900. 735 -0833 Set Whooultheeatnk- Edward Tatoosh, Certified Linguist. 4383. FOR SALE: 1990 Ford 2 cud 1 ton crew Update client records Through data input; TSAWAAYUUS: SHARE YOUR If anyone has seen Lisa or has information as to her possible whereabouts please Sandra Howard, Mowachaht Cedar cab on propane. $2500. 735 -0833 FOR RENT: A non -profit organisation Handle client concerns and complaints; Weaver. Hats, Caps, Pouches. Baskets, TALENTS WITH YOUR ELDERS' call RCMP in Nanaimo (250) 754 -2345 or any RCMP Detachment. has rooms to rent,. by the day, week or " Attend court when necessary. Volunteers required for following: Mats, and Roses for Sale. Price Marine the month. Very reasonable rates Ihr Room & Qualifications: Negotiable, Batter or Trade. Ph:250- 5.` ,... . n,. IBaff Hat SAIL: 1992 - 25 foot Raider. ',Give demonstrations and/or teach Board. Also. them is a Boardroom " 2 -year diploma in business administration or an equivalent combination of 283- 7628. e-mail:oomek5rhotmailcnm. . Ara 4cw lamer t.. Aluminum cabin, open fore and all deck, basket weaving, carving. painting, available for rent. For more information education and experience related process management; Moses Martin at (250) 725 -2765 or Carol Martin (250) 725.3389 adjustable outboat bracket, tandem We also need cultural e phone 723-6511. - Skilled in using Office 2000 (particularly MS Access) galvanized trailer. $19,900 without Concoct Darlene Erickson at 724-5655. BOARDROOMS FOR RENT: At the Be bondable; Nuu-chah -nulth women engine, $29,900 with 2001 - 225 Mere WANTED: that Tseshaht Administrative Buildings, Pon Provide acceptable references and criminal record check. would Optimal. Call Roger Faa vor 723 -4005 like to join my exciting team of Alhemi. For more information call the For further information, contact Jackie Godfrey at: (250) 726 -2446 B ATIECESHI Er MV Repo - no license. Mary Kay Independent Sales, not Tseshaht First Nations Once at (250) by 2004 Send applications January 30, to: "OPEN AGAIN" 40' fiberglass. Ex- freezer troller. Fully pyramid. For more information please 7241225. Central Region Chiefs Administration, PO Box 790, Ucluelet BC VOR 3A0 equipped. Freezer system only 2 years phone me, Rosalee Brown @ (250) 385- WANTED: Sager Sewing Machine to Fax: (250) 726 -2488, Email: jgcrexdMisland.net "UNDER THE BLUE ROOF" old. Harold Little (250)670-N77. 9906. buy. Please call 7244987 James Swan - WÑarxleMI Canadian Red FOR SAIL - 40' Fs and FIRST AID TRAINING: 3 lunar Traditional Artist -roller Spring FOR RENT: Minn Suite, heat, Attention Ucluelet First Nation Members nets made lo order. Call Robert Johnson Cross Certified First Aid Instructors homier, hydro, blinds, told hookup, Ps, Original paintings, carvings (small Them is an opening for Social Development Worker. Sr. (250) 724.4799, Lavern and Alex Frank am available to phone incl.. Port Alberni old hospital The totems and plaques). prints store at Esowista Watéitnis' SALE: Area "G" Al Troll License teach First Aid to group, office, or area. $750/month. Available .Sept. 1st. For job description call us Toll Free 1- 877 -726 -7342. FOR your

a few t-shirts available. Ph: (250) 0 Deadline January 31, 2004. and 37.5 0. Contact Louie Frank Sr. at 250- . unity. Classes can have up to 24 Phone 723 -0308. 670 -2438, Cel: (250) 735 -0790 670 -9573 or leave a message at the students. Phone (250) 725 -3367 or (250) MISSING.: White, toddler size orle Ss Community Events and Celebrations Smokes, pop and goodies, and much more that new! Or e -mail nlhayugacika taint°G. Ahousaht Administration Office at 250- 726 -2604 for more information. jersey with "C. Little, 099" on back. 670.9563. NUU- CHAH -NULTH NATIVE Jersey of sentimental value taken from a Best prices on the coast. FOR SALE: 25' Mark 7 Zodiac. Call MEMORIAL POTLATCH FOR LATE AGNES DICK 1 ANGIIAGF: Transcribing in phonetics Pon Alberni home. Call 724 -6434 or Leo Manson at (250) 725 -2662 for mom - for meetings, research projects, personal 724 -2935 with information. January 31, 2004, Mall! Malls Gym, Doors open 11:00 am We welcome all old and new customers! Ben 1 Dautd information. Phone Harry Lucas at RENT: Shared office space for Doors will close at Noon for Business. Please be prompt. eAhndo .41 e. Hourly rates. FOR Andrea Co. .Almar .Adm FOR SAY F. 38 12 ft "C" license for 724 -5809. rent on Songhees Reserve, Victoria. Thank you, Allan Dick and Family. $10,000 Donald Mundy (250) 720- SWEEPY'S CLEANING SERVICES: Call Tom at (250)885 -9070 la mina era 5841. =ax ..alnanl Samantha Gus: Need some Cleaning WOOD FOR SALE: $80 per cord. CLASSIFIED CONTINUED Y ) FOR SALE: New & Used Barclay HAWITHLWINIS (Robert Martin) done? Don't have enough time? Good Leave a message @ 723 -1129. Sound Sockeye Nets, (250) 923 -9864. has announced a THLAAK- TUUTHLA House of Win -Give rates. Can 723 -7645 or leave a message Furnished room for rent in large house Employment Wanted / WANTED. IC - 19' Fiberglass Deep V ylbeeìgaival Fashion @ 724 -2763. Windows, dishes, close to Alberni Fitness. Pet negotiable. for his father, ROBERT MARTIN SR -mit TMORmNAL DUGOUT CANOES Fishing Boat, Soft Top, (Double Eagle, Services Offered .rA..Ibm vacuuming laundry, walls, shelve ac. $350 includes utilities. Call 724 -3420 Homston, etch Call Dale or Barb @ The ceremony will be held on: March 20th, 2004 at 80,583 SO" Custodial/ Janitorial certified TREK 800 Unisex Mountain Bike, Wickert nosh School, at 10:110 vr..raG POW 250 - 283 - 7149. Elementary Toad, Ill Stoning um. Commercial housekeeping/ home making brand new condition (used 3 times). Hawithlwinis is extending an open invitation to relatives and friends. His brothers rav 58501 3ee-7975 .,a.ae,.w.r CANOE BUILDING: Will build canoe, Food safe. ät 644 wrdw.ar-.kw..n..w coo certified A Blue and Silver, kickstand and back I(ILL ULCAJJINId or teach how to build canoe. Call Harry and Uncle Levi will be making special nips throughout the Nuuchahmulth GROWING THE CIRCLE wheel -rack included. $350.00. CALL: Elegant Advantage Decorating Lucas 724-1494. communities to extend formal invitations. kf11C-'7Aàlass; COMMUNICATIONS GROUP: Vida Call 7243420 RIME and Catering Services .TvyPa AVOID FOR SALE: 25' Bay lino powered by / music / CD -Reds,, or DVD production, frets] Robinson 05 home:723 -8571, Excellent Room & Board (Opportunity): Looking TO ALL THE AHOUSAHT YOUTH at] 00762811 George C. John Jr. 350 Chev with Volvo leg. website design or enhancement, book for Adult tenants for August I and romonsuc Margaret Robinson 'oi; home condition. $11,000, 735 -0833. The youth of Ahousat are planning to have a Wellness Youth Conference a.Uo publishing, public relations, marketing, September I, (3 available), Non -smoking S á We do all occasions. Weddings, 471 Motor, low hours, rTnalrrr FOR SALE: and training. Top professional m May 13 -16, 2004, We We quality A non -drinking Home. Located in Pon welcome all the youth. will be sending more Showers, Graduations, Banquets, -+.Wrw.l+.u.?k. excellent running condition. Can be seen `swW productions at very reasonable rates. Alberni (south), close to but stop. Clean information, for more info please contact, Rebecca Allen, Connie Manuel, Brunches, Dinners, Super Host & Food LES SAM Sa toning. 724 -1105. Contact Randy Fred, 530 (Akron Street, private room. Tanta must be clean & or Nancy Titian at Maagtusiis School 250 -670 -9589, or 250- 670 -2560. Safe Certified ó+eaam.+ CONSTRUCTION FOR SAI F: 30' Farl Hull (Minot. with Nanaimo BC VOS IT4; Tel. 250 -741- responsible. $350 /month Hydro, cable 2 nets sockeye & I dog salmon). 724 Adam Fred Memorial Potlatch PROFESSIONAL available for Jacks Crones (1 0153; email: roods hawk. . Chou! and Internet included. 1105. BAY (References Required). e9Call 250 -723- As our son/brother focused allot of his personal life to his culture we feel that it Workshops/ Conferences, Healing First Nations Graphics. specializing TOOUART CONVENIENCE MISSING - 30 HP Yamaha. Any on 5503 for info. important to soy good -bye to his presence here on earth, but to also celebrate the s Circles /Retreat, Canoe Journeys, in Native Vinyl Decals. (Custom STORE: Open Year round! Located Contract or full -time position. Holistic information please contact Boyd or Josh Reserve Status tags available. joining of him with ancestors. Knowing our seobnohef would want us to feed our Made: All Sizes). All types of Native Malt Drafting Table for sale: 59" wide, with Fred at 723 -5114 or 724-6491. Reward! (250) 726 -8306. Shirley Mack Proprietor. purple and thank all thou who cans and shared stories, hugs, team during the time .sage & aromatherapy essential Graphics. Call Now! Celeste lack°. -Sa @ SALE: SMOKED FISH, vacuum $200.00 mho.. Call Ha- Shilth of our loss, we feel that it is important to set this special day as early as possible. oils by Raven Touch. Pleas, roman ww,decalmakers.homestead.com or FOR NITINAHT LAKE. MOTEL' New E C CROí1TIONS packed (by the sides), bags of Upsgwee. 7245757 We therefore have decided to hold a feast for our family, friends and ask that each of Eileen Touch X50- 726 -7369 or 726- Email: ladybrave05 @hotmail.com Manager is Lucy Edgar. lean be reached at YAW 250 -724 -6341. For sale: 4 12' x 9' pool table, 2 years you join us to remember our young man for who we all knew him. 'so guanta asan eameaonr.mmt 5505. -5 Techniques combined into one Call Office #- 250 -745 -3844, Home #250-745- -apranrap WESTCOAST TRANSITION HOUSE old, 02000. 728 -3537 On January 29, 2005 at the Maht Maps Gym, beginning at 12:00 p.m. We will /:so)rHatH full health experience. - Balance 6610, Fax # 250 -745 -3295. PO Box 160, or=6dr1r EMERGENCY SHELTER: For swa ,mr°'^°"'+s close doom 1 the to hold our opening axon xe will then serve lunch at L0 RNaqami,ae lymphatic system /relieve tired and tense Pon Alberni. BC, VOY 7M8. -DROWN and their Children on call p.m. If you wish to help us or have any questions regarding this, we ask that you Abused Women 1{aC 11 e muscles. - Pressure point care for overall .a i ` 11 : Pickup truck and driver. 1{lbb:t ÿn;g° . k+. + FOR act Gina Pearson (mom) at 723 r 24 hours toll free 1- 877 -726-2020, -4727. or Darlecn Watts (grandma) 7244873, or health. - Facial cleansing and racial Need something transported or towed? lone Walk (auntie) 7244987- PORT ALBERNI TRANSITION t massage. - Elders age/baby age - focus Transport mote furniture, fridge, stoves, HOUSE, Call 724 -2223 or call the on the age group to address their outboard motors, your boat, canoe or Correction - In the December 18th IIa- shilth -sa story "Campbell River Treaty _ at', COUGAR nearest local shelter or crisis center. individual needs. travel nailer towed or moved. By the km update meetings attracts 100 ", Allison Vincent was identified as being from Kyuquot DELP LINE FOR CHILDREN: M C .wu.wW,m..am k s1- PAINTING FOR RENT: Equipment for power Sash, the hour. Call 250- 724-5290 when actually she comes from Nuchallaht. Allison replaces Dennis John and Francis point and DVD presentations. Projector 310.1234. Gillette as the Urban Treaty Repn.entice for Campbell River. My apologies for any and Screen. By the hour or day. Deposit inconvenienceU Brian Tate Northern Region Reporter. required. Telephone: 250 -724-5290 Classified ads are placed free for all Nuu- chah -nulth -aht ,I 20 NEDCHa- Shilth -Sa January 15, 2004 BUSINESS NEWS NEDC Board of Director Profile: Gale Johnsen

The first impression you get when as a dress designer. "In school I

Ir meeting Gale Johnsen is one of warmth always loved art and this was my and good humour. It is only after many way to express it." However her conversations that you begin to career was cut short by marriage and ti understand the depth, quick wit and children, as Gale strongly believes in kindness of the individual. Gale is a mothers staying home with their ti , multi talented artist turned business- kids. This is not to say she didn't I woman, who is as much at home in the work because while the kids were in I boardroom as she is in her gallery or school, as she ran a part-time, home- kitchen. based sewing and alteration business Gale Johnsen (nee Mack) is the middle and continued her learning and daughter of Chief Bert and Lillian Mack training.

of the Toquaht First Nation, and has "One bonus of being a stay -at -home + .. r+L1+y - tl been an artist all her life and one who mom is that you have the time to -- 1''' .(7"' t -I 'I -iy never saw herself becoming a take courses offered by the local 111 businessperson. "It just sort of community centre, college, school, 'i ,I happened," said Gale. But she was ready artist's group, etc. ". Gale did just that DuQuah Gallery, 1971 Penninsula Street, Ucluelet for it. beginning a life long tradition of Phone: (250) 726 -7223 learning. Some of the courses she has Currently Gale owns and taken include: stained glass, mosaic, lets up," she laughed. "I keep thinking Board members and my community, operates Macoah Framing and sculpture, watercolour, flower arranging maybe this year, or if I change this or and third I like to stay current in manages Du Quah Gallery, one - anything creative or artistic - and more that but it doesn't happen." And, like funding and training information both of the oldest Nuu -chah -nulth recently she has taken cooking classes most business owners, Gale is concerned for myself and to share with our owned tourism businesses. "It's and French language lessons. about maintaining the quality of her membership." Currently Gale product and integrity of my life," she said. "I don't know owns and operates the business, Macoah Framing and manages Du Quah both essential ingredients of high -end Gale has also become active in what I'd do without it." Gallery, one of the oldest Nuu-chah- tourism and retail operations. business organizations. She has nulth owned tourism businesses. She Gale says her passions have come later sat as the Toquaht Gale is a member of the Toquaht First started working at the gallery to give in life; one of these is her love of her her representative on the NEDC Nation and lives at Macoah with her mother Lillian some time off and didn't traditional Toquaht language and culture. husband of 35 years, Gary, her three cats really like it to begin with. But that was She and her younger sister, Anne Morgan Board of Directors since 1997. and one dog. Gale's three children more than 10 years ago and today she founded the Toquaht Heritage Society, Kelly, Kirsten and David have moved loves it. "It's my life," she said. "I don't currently focussed mainly on language "I am very proud of being on the away from home but visit regularly. know what I'd do without it." and she is a member of the Central NEDC Board of Directors," said Gale. "We're a very close family," said Gale. Her framing company, Macoah Region language group, Hu ?aciiyuk' ap "And the fact that we have a Nuu - "We love to spend time together." Framing, grew out of her business Ciqy'ak. chah -nulth Aboriginal Financial After completing grade 12 Gale trained observations and opportunity Institution of the calibre of NEDC only "One bonus of being a stay -at- makes this more so. Our Board is identification. efficient and operates very effectively, home mom is that you have the "Working at the we interact well together and I think gallery we sent all our time to take courses offered by learn and grow from each other. pictures out to be the local community centre, Economic development to me means framed, which was college, school, artist's group, opportunity and I think this is what hugely expensive," she etc. ". Gale did just that beginning NEDC offers the Nuu -chah- nulth." said. So she decided to a life long tradition of learning. She is currently the vice -chair on I. take a framing course Some of the courses she has taken Mamook Board of Directors, has been and keep the business a member of the Ucluelet of l include: stained glass, mosaic, Chamber in- house. Her vision Commerce and is just beginning to get for the company is a sculpture, watercolour, flower involved with tourism groups and stand -alone business arranging - anything creative or associations. separate from the artistic - and more recently she For rest, relaxation and rejuvenation ',. gallery. "Each year has taken cooking classes and Gale and husband Gary like to travel the business has seen French language lessons. and it doesn't have to be far. Though steady growth and in Gale has traveled to England, loves the 2004 we will be the Gale has also become active in business South of France and thoroughly only frame shop on the organizations. She has sat as the Toquaht enjoyed both her Caribbean and West Coast," said representative on the NEDC Board of Panama cruises, one of her favourite , Gale. "So I think it's Directors since 1997. places is Victoria, "I'd buy a house coming." there if I could," she said. "The reasons I sit on the Board are Her biggest challenge Her future goals? Well, personal and professional: first I really continuing her with both the frame entrepreneurial bent, Gale would like 1 am interested in the growth and shop and the gallery is to own a bed and breakfast type Inn in r development of the Nuu -chah -nulth G the number of hours the Ucluelet area. She sees huge business community, second I have years r required. "When you of experience in a variety of businesses potential for tourism development and own your own growth and will definitely be that I would like to share both with other playing Gale Johnsen of Du -Quah Gallery business it just never an active role. Nuu- chah -nulth Economic Development Corporation 7563 Pacific Rim Highway, (next door to Tseshaht Market)

Office Hours: MON - FRI: 8 am to 12 pm, 1 pm to 4:30 pm, SAT, SUN, & HOLIDAYS: CLOSED The purpose of NEDC is to promote and assist the development, establishment and expansion of the business enterprises of the Tribes and Tribal members of the Nuu- chah -nulth Tribal Council.