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, enjoy the benefits of clean air, and stretch those physical and cognitive muscles. The benefits 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 first ts’uu Red cedar arrived in Haida Gwaii. Guud sans glans Robert Davidson carved the Read more…
Graham Richard Haida Gwaii came together to celebrate the 11th annual Kay Anniversary Saturday, August 17. Xaaydas Giinaa.ah ‘Laana the Haida Heritage Centre opened its door in 2007 and has partnered closely with Saahlinda Naay Haida Gwaii Museum on numerous important projects ever since. Kay Days is a perfect example Read more…
Gina ‘Waadlux̲an KilG̲ulhG̲a Management Plan was completed and presented to the public at Kay Llnagaay November 16thth, 2018. You can read the full press release here: LSP Press Release Nov 19th, 2018 ‘Gina ’Waadluxan KilGuhlGa means “talking about everything”. The plan sets direction for the Archipelago Management Board (AMB) to Read more…
On July 5, 2018, the Supreme Court of British Columbia ruled on the stay of proceedings filed by the Haida Nation to stop Husby logging at St’alaa Kun. The request to stop logging was to ensure that the cedar forest in question remains intact until the Nation’s petition is heard Read more…