Nenagwas village opens on Vancouver Island
The Tlowitsis First Nation's home village had long been on Turnour Island. But in the 1960's they were forced out, scattering families and community members. That finally changed eight years ago, when the nation bought land south of Campbell River. And now they've opened up a brand new village. Darya Zargar reports.
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