The Council of the Haida Nation extends its deep gratitude to the Haida speakers, Hereditary Leaders, elders, fishers, artists, dancers, singers, scientists, athletes, craftspeople, lawyers, youth, visitors, hosts, and many others, without whom our work would not be possible. Here are some of our best pictures from 2015. Haawa, haawa, haawa.
Working in partnership with HaiCo, the Haida Nation’s economic development corporation, we are happy to share that we have secured funding through the Tourism Relief Fund to support Haida Tourism’s expansion and recovery from the Read more…
K’alaaga Jaad Jana Mcleod This article is in Xaayda kil. After some understandable delays, it was time to celebrate! The snow blizzard and rain squalls didn’t dampen the spirits of those gathered for the unveiling Read more…
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 Read more…
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