On January 21, 2021, CHN welcomed over 50 people from both Hlɢ̲aagilda Skidegate and Gaw Tlagee Old Massett online on zoom to share how CHN’s Marine Planning Program is protecting marine resources for Haida […]
Kil Hltaanuwaay Tayler Brown This article includes Xaad kil. Due to the global pandemic, this summer was vastly different for many Haida and Island citizens. True to Haida strength and resilience, citizens took the opportunity to […]
The COVID-19 pandemic presents a substantial stress and threat to citizens worldwide. Remote communities face special challenges with limited resources, and Indigenous communities have been especially triggered with historical traumas, while also carrying the responsibility […]
This year, we have witnessed the dignity of the Mi’kmaw Nation in their struggle against Canada’s system which has deprived their people of access to fisheries in their own waters. This story repeats itself not […]
As a young girl, Ga’ow Oodaa Gretchen Lewandowski revelled in building mud castles and Lego structures, assembling bridges from spaghetti and constructing marble rollercoasters. As a student in mechanical engineering at the University of Victoria, […]
Every year, the CHN awards $12,000 worth of bursaries to invest in Haida citizens attending post secondary. Taawga hala leeyga and Lisa Edwards memorial bursaries are also awarded annually. Applications open each summer. Congratulations […]
Submitted by Gwaii Haanas Archipelago Co-Chairs Suudahl Cindy Boyko and Nang Kaa Klaagangs Ernie Gladstone This article includes Xaayda kil. Here on Haida Gwaii, we are familiar with the story of kuu sea otter. Until […]
This article was originally publish in the Coastal First Nations Newsletter (October 2020). It was adapted for Haida Laas. Gulkihlgad Yakgujanaas is one of 12 secondary school graduates chosen for the 2020 Strong Minds, Strong […]
Kihlgula Gaay.ya Severn Cullis-Suzuki This article was originally published in Langscape Magazine (Vol. 9, 2020). It was adapted for Haida Laas. I am honored to be an immigrant to Haida Gwaii. My blood comes from […]
A partnership with Xaad Kil Nee and Skidegate Haida Immersion Program, and a grant from First Peoples Cultural Council, created the three-day Haida Language Conference on February 10 – 12, 2020 in Kxeen. The agenda […]
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