A collaborative project between will soon get underway to establish a culturally historic site in Port Alberni.
A collaborative project between Tseshaht First Nation, Hupacasath First Nation, and the City of Port Alberni will soon get underway to establish a culturally historic site in the city.
The first phase of the project will include a working group from Tseshaht, Hupacasath, and Port Alberni to envision what the culturally historic site should look like. Previously, the three have worked together to create a community experience at the marina that included food trucks and Indigenous art.
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