Rhonda Lee McIsaac As a nation entwined with the Pacific Northwest coastal waters, Haida are acquainted and accustomed to the power of the sea. Salt water provides life here through each tide. The ocean is […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac Gaad Skaak’adang basketball and clan competition were all the rage and it was done with respect, solid sportsmanship, and active volunteerism at the 20th Annual Clan Tournament, January 8-11. The tournament has […]
Kung photo: Ileah Mattice Rhonda Lee McIsaac Looking out at the water from the shoreline, black k’yaaluuwee Pelagic cormorants stand against the shifting wind patterns and heavy washes of waves. They perch on the rocky […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac The winter solstice is upon us. The colder weather has resulted in clear skies at night punctuated by the stars that twinkle in the darkness of space. Xuuya Raven stole the light […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac Resilient and colourful winter kale sprouts from the garden beds covered in eel grass mulch in early December. Gathered in amongst the raised garden beds at the Skidegate Health Centre, a group […]
On this day 50 years ago Haida raised the first gya’aang cedar monument at Gaw Tlagee in close to a century. The day marked the resurgence of a carving tradition Haida have developed since the […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac The Skidegate Saints hosted Pacific Unity U23 Summer Series from July 31 to August 4. They used connections made at the World Indigenous Basketball Tournament to invite teams from Gitxsan Nation, Pioneers […]
Graham Richard Twenty-four Haida citizens traveled south to SGang Gwaay early in the morning Saturday, August 10. Haida Style vessels Tluu Isguudang canoe landing ashore and K‘aaGwaay supernatural being five finned killer whale kept the […]
Ileah Mattice The soft leather lays on the table and the thread spills from the spool as crafters eagerly pull thread through slender needles. The fall season is the perfect time to stay in with […]
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