Indigenous Artists and Creators In 2009 Canada declared June as National Indigenous History Month. These designated days and months can hold many different meanings, some
Gvákva’áus Haíłzaqv (House of the Haíłzaqv) Big House opening October 13-17, 2020 We can still feel the pulse of a thousand beats of a thousand
Chixuu Tll iinasdll: Nurturing Seafood to Grow In every region we explore on the BC coast we experience pockets of unique microclimates and ecosystems, each
Crew and A: Megan Humchitt Megan Humchitt joined us aboard the Passing Cloud for the first time in the fall of 2018 as our cultural
Salmon Forest: Part 1 As we stepped into the grove of giant, moss-laden Sitka spruce and Western Red cedar, we could barely hear ourselves over
The Haida Gwaii archipelago is situated approximately 100 km west of the mainland coast of British Columbia on the edge of the continental shelf, and
Kiix̣inAn ancient west coast village On the far west coast of Vancouver Island lies an ancient village site most people have never heard of. Tucked
FACES and PLACES: Sean Young, Haida Gwaii The Haida are so intrinsically connected to the land, the sea, and the sky, and have been for
Creature Feature: AbaloneThe fastest snail in the west! First Nations traditionally harvested northern abalone, or pinto abalone, on the BC Coast primarily for food and
Crew and A: Jacqueline Randen For our next Crew and A, I sat down with Captain Jacqueline Randen, or “Captain Jacq”, one of Canada’s few female
