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 […]
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 […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac In a large sauté pan, the butter is melted on low heat. The chopped white onion sizzles in the hot butter. Gaadgaas Erika Stocker is cooking backstrap deer curry and rice as […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac It’s fall and back to school time! Outside, children are playing and getting muddy and wet. Playing is a great way to get exercise, gain more independence, meet other groups of children, […]
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 […]
Yesterday friends and relatives came together to witness ceremonies for the new representatives of the Council of the Haida Nation, elected and acclaimed 2 and 17 December. Ceremonies at Howard Phillips Hall in Gaw Massett […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac Beaded poppies are appearing more often amongst Indigenous leaders and community members across Turtle Island. Over 7,000 First Nations people served in World War I, World War II, Vietnam, Desert Storm, and […]
The vital statistics of births this year further adds to the citizenship within the Haida Nation. Congratulations to the proud families of the Haida Nation. These names were acknowledged at the 2018 Council of the […]
Rhonda Lee McIsaac Working on a dream for your community takes ongoing and a sustained effort to fully consider all the community needs and activities. Since wrapping up Phase 1 of the Comprehensive Community Plan […]
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