Tuesday, November 29, 2016 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE NORTHERN GATEWAY PROJECT DEAD AND MORATORIUM COMING “Canada’s announcement today finally puts an end to the Northern Gateway Project. The announcement is an affirmation for all citizens and […]
Haida language learners and teachers gathered at Xaad Kihlga Suu.u on October 29th to learn from a special guest who was visiting from Hydaburg. Alaskan Xaad Kil teacher K’uyáang Benjamin Young brought students together at the […]
Is it a gelatine-based dessert from the 1960s? Or a daisy pattern on a dress? Maybe it’s a space monster from the newest Star Trek flick? Under the microscope, things can start to look … […]
Graham Richard — At the top of Hlkinul Kaahlii Cumshewa Inlet runs a river called Gawu Kuns Gandlaay Pallant Creek. This is the home of Jiila Kuns, the owner of salmon and mother of frogs. Here her […]
Molly Clarkson — An international team tracks the spread of tunicates in Haida Gwaii waters Slimy and brightly coloured, these aliens – otherwise known as Chain tunicate (Botrylloides violaceus) and Star tunicate (Botryllus sclosseri) – […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac — “I am proud to be a part of a project that will, hopefully, change Canada. I am humbled by the importance of the work I’ve been trusted with. My sense of […]
Molly Clarkson — Four hundred and twenty million years ago, the ancestors of naw/nuu East Pacific Red Octopus had bodies that were covered by a thick shell. But as fish became more abundant competition for […]
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