Haida chiefs sitting with Trudeau at a head table wore elaborate regalia, while others at the ceremony wore woven cedar hats or vests emblazoned with bright red Haida designs.

Haida Nation President Gaagwiis Jason Alsop holds a document signed by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau during a community ...

About 15 per cent of Haida Gwaii is owned, managed or used by the federal government, including a national park and Haida heritage site. A further two per cent are owned by other parties.

Haida Nation Hereditary Chiefs, from left to right, 7idansuu, Nang Jingwas, Gitkun, Gaahlaay, and Stithlda look on during a ceremony about recognizing the Aboriginal title throughout Haida Gwaii ...

Haida Nation member Elizabeth Douglas, centre left, 92, and Alison Chang, of Vancouver, listen during a community gathering attended by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to celebrate a land title ...

Pattern flip brings cold air, rain and snow to a dry B.C. coast Forecast CentreThe Weather Network Published on Jan. 29, 2025, 5:53 PM ...

Christina Lee is the operations manager for Tlingit and Haida’s Reentry and Recovery program. She stands at the new T’áa Shuyee Hit Haven House building on Nov. 5, 2024.

A 94-year-old Haida weaver is releasing a new book that she hopes will help ensure that the threads of her culture continue to bind past and future generations.

The upcoming weekend will be no exception to B.C.'s soggy pattern, either, as another atmospheric river is set to bring over 100 mm of rainfall to the South Coast and lower mainland over the weekend.

Master Chilkat weaver Kerri Dick (Kwakwaka’wakw, Haida, Tlingit, Kootenay), whose artistry fused traditional carving, weaving, and beading practices that she learned from family members and ...

View Josef Hoffmann, footed glass with lid depicting a scene at the lake, pattern designed by Hilde Jesser-Schmidt, 1917, a small glass with lid featuring bird decor, raw glass cover by Johann Oertel ...

The 1862 smallpox epidemic killed thousands of Haida, greatly reducing the nation’s population. And yet, today, Yahgulanaas’s vivid art is testament not merely to resilience but to vitality ...