Haida Gwaii supports travel ban to island amid COVID-19 outbreak
20 cases have been confirmed recently
British Columbia
Memorial pole for families to be raised along Highway of Tears in B.C.
The totem pole is expected to be raised in early September
Haisla Nation running workshops to document 10K words to preserve language
Haisla Nation member Theresa Windsor still remembers a moment three years ago when her son…
KPU names former Tsawwassen chief chancellor of university
“I hope to use the role to advance Indigenous reconciliation for KPU”
Haida Gwaii says fishing lodge has ‘lost its welcome’ after close calls on the water
“It’s our inherent right to occupy our ancestral lands”
Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council warns businesses against opening too soon
First Nations in the vacation hotspot of Tofino on Vancouver Island are reopening businesses and…
Mother’s fight to save daughter from Vancouver’s Downtown Eastside back to beginning
‘I am just so frustrated with the system right now’
Thirty years after Siege of Kanehsatà:ke, peace runner says ‘we’re still fighting’
Anna Tonasket recalls protesting for peace in the summer of 1990, but says there is still much to strive for
Exhibit celebrates work of iconic Haida artist Bill Reid
Northwest Art Gallery honours Reid on what would have been his 100th birthday