
Nora O'Malley
Writer and Journalist at Freelance
Reporter for the @hashilthsa, serving the ha-ha-hoolthee (territories) of the Nuu-chah-nulth First Nations 🪶 Bylines in @explore_mag @surfer
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thespec.com | Nora O'Malley
By Nora O’MalleyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterFor a midweek standard room in July at Long Beach Lodge Resort overlooking Cox Bay: $659, plus tax. Best Western Plus Tin Wis Resort: $649, plus tax and there’s a nightly minimum, depending on the day. Wickaninnish Inn on North Chesterman Beach: $980, with a four-night minimum. Oceanside suite at Pacific Sands: $699, with a three-night minimum. For a king bed at Hotel Zed: $714, plus tax and the two-night minimum.
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thespec.com | Nora O'Malley
Nora O’MalleyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterUcluelet, BC - IslandLinkBus has cancelled their service from Tofino and Ucluelet to Port Alberni. In a rather confusing string of emails, Islandlink says passengers riding between Tofino and Ucluelet must first go to Nanaimo’s Departure Bay Terminal, even though the bus stops in Port Alberni in front of the Casino en route to Nanaimo. A one-way ticket from Ucluelet Junction (the pick-up spot is Ukee Poke) to Departure Bay is $75.
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thespec.com | Nora O'Malley
By Nora O’MalleyLocal Journalism Initiative ReporterTofino, B.C. – Children playing “Tla-o-qui-aht warriors” paddled in cardboard cutouts of dugout canoes around the wooden pirate ship play structure at Tofino’s Village Green to recount the fate of the Tonquin. The 269-ton American trade ship sank to the bottom of Clayoquot Sound in 1811 after being overwhelmed by the warriors – and blew up.
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cheknews.ca | Nora O'Malley
Tin Wis Resort, a Tla-o-qui-aht owned and operated business, is getting a $1.149-million cultural makeover. A permanent carving shed has been built on the property, new totem poles will be erected and the Wickaninnish Conference Hall is getting primed for a new roof and kitchen space – and that’s just phase one. “It’s just really going to make Tin Wis Resort this fully immersive Tla-o-qui-aht experience. I’m super excited. It’s all the team that’s been doing all the work.
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2 weeks ago |
thespec.com | Nora O'Malley
Tofino, B.C. - Indigenous business owner Brian Quick points to a For Sale sign across the street from his barbershop on Tofino’s Campbell Street. The 12,389 square-foot property with a mix of commercial space below and residential units above is listed at roughly $2.4 million. Quick sighs. “That’s the kind of property only people with generational wealth can afford. It’s hard busting into their world,” he says.
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