Weaver Kujuuhl Evelyn Vanderhoop was invited to the port city of Thessaloniki, Greece to present workshops and a lecture in conjunction with the travelling exhibition Haida: Life, Spirit, Art, being held at the Archeological Museum […]
By Graham Richard — In anticipation of this year’s returning taaxid sockeye, Fisheries staff headed down Bobblehead Road to K’aasda Gandlaay Copper River Tuesday, April 11. The team was there to install a fence that helps fisheries […]
Originally published in March 2015 Graham Richard — On a glassy day in 1815, Haida hunters paddle to a nearby kelp bed. In their canoes, they chase ḵuu sea otters that dart, dodge, and dive […]
“Then [Nang Kilsdlas (Raven)] came to a house just behind the last on shore, in which a man lived who had a walking-stick covered with the suckers of the octopus along the sides from top […]
“The first tree to arrive in Haida Gwaii was the pine tree, which was taken as a crest by the Xagi Kiigawaii who wore a pine branch in their hair. Science has recently confirmed that […]
“A young man’s disrespect caused a terrible winter storm. The two survivors – a young boy and his chinaay (grandfather) left in search of a new home. His chinaay said to him “Don’t look back! […]
“In the Haida worldview, the cedar tree is known as “every woman’s sister”, providing for and sustaining our existence. This ancient sister lies at the root of Haida culture. She permeates every facet of Haida […]
— Rhonda Lee McIsaac During a long distance telephone conversation Dene activist lawyer Caleb Behn offered insight into how he copes with the stress related to his life and work schedule, which sees him on […]
— Rhonda Lee McIsaac Walking down a rainy street in downtown Toronto, Dene lawyer and activist Caleb Behn returns a call to the Council of the Haida Nation communications office to discuss his upcoming visit […]
— Rhonda Lee McIsaac Gaaw Xaad Kil: Kun HlGaagilda Xaayda Kil: Kun English: Humpback Whale Latin: Megaptera novaeangliae (large winged) Kun Humpback whale are baleen whales, a filter feeder, and one of 76 cetacean species. […]
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