Now is the Time
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 […]
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Wise Women Rising
On the weekend of November 5, 2017, Haida women from across the Islands and from away, gathered for the Haida Women’s Dialogue Session in HlGaagilda […]
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Left in the dust
This year Brooklyn, New York resident and Reuters’ journalist Chris Taylor ran 26.2 miles to raise thousands of dollars for the Haida language. His 49 […]
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An armoured-up cutie pie
HlGaagilda Xaayda Kil: chiina sk’aajuu English: Pacific spiny lumpsucker Latin: Eumicrotremus orbis (good-little-hole circle) A spherical body can make for a clumsy swimmer, but Spiny […]
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Stone cold cool
By Graham Richard — This July, Gwaii Haanas offered up yet another Haida ancestral object from one of its many rich archaeological sites. Guusdagun Mary […]
All juiced up
An active volcanic cone is venting large amounts of gas one kilometre beneath the swelling ocean of Duu Guusd the west coast of Haida Gwaii. […]
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Scads of sponge: Glass sponge reefs designated Marine Protected Area in Hecate Strait
— By Molly Clarkson In 1987 an incredible underwater discovery took place in Hecate Strait: glass sponge reefs, thought to be extinct for over 100 […]
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How to argue your case
The Haida nation’s legal team, Terri-Lynn Williams-Davidson, Michael Jackson, David Patterson and Elizabeth Bulbrook, presented the nation’s arguments yesterday at the Federal Court of Appeal, […]
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DAY THREE: Saang’aay Hlg̱ung̱ahl – G̱aaw to Juskatla
The last installment: This August a Haida-language team set forth from Gaaw to survey the north and west coasts of Haida Gwaii. Guided by elders’ […]
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Lest we forget: Going full circle
Well over 2000 people received and shared the journal A Resounding Voice – Haida Gwaii speaks to the Enbridge Joint Review Panel (2013). Last week […]