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The nine-seat Cessna from Iskwew Air flew so close to the snow-capped mountains you could count the evergreens, poking out from underneath scraps of cloud on our journey from Richmond to Tofino. In just over half an hour, you see city, then sea, then forest, then mountains. Long strips of sand bordered by the brilliant blue ocean were visible as we
“We have a wonderful opportunity to create these strong relationships from a grounded place”
“We have a wonderful opportunity to create these strong relationships from a grounded place”
School has partnered with the Clayoquot Biosphere Trust to bring in a Legacy of Hope Foundation exhibit
Article content The Tin Wis resort in Tofino is waiting with the rest of B.C. to learn the details of the provincial government’s new travel ban set to begin Friday. And if the emergency order limits guests to locals, the resort may have to close. The sprawling West Coast resort, owned by the Tla-o-qui-aht First Nation, has been restricting leisure travel guests to those who live on Vancouver Island to follow provincial guidelines and have been operating at about two-thirds capacity. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or COVID-19: B.C. tourism ope...