By Adele Weder
What is Indigenous architecture? How is it different from other architecture, and why does it matter? To discuss these and other questions, architect Ouri Scott will be...
Atticus Burton-Adams is one high-flying, highly musical cowboy.
Any day of the week, Atticus might be strolling down Main Street wearing a red kerchief, a...
Any Haida Gwaii dogs celebrating Thanksgiving last weekend must have raised a paw to thank Richard Decembrini and Darleen Wulff.
The Daajing Giids couple already...
New SD50 superintendent plans for core skills, life outcomes
When Lisa Bernoties started her first job as a school superintendent, she gathered a team to...
Haida Gwaii has many unique programs and organizations to help locals navigate life in such a remote place.
The Haida Gwaii Funeral Services Society is...
SG̱ang Gwaay Llnagaay looked devastated five years ago after a hurricane-strength storm uprooted more than 100 trees there.
The Haida village site on SG̱ang Gwaay,...
After 129 years, the Vigneault family found resolution to a long-standing mystery by visiting the shipwreck of Captain Hans Larsen's vessel, which sank in 1895 off Lake Huron. Using a drone, filmmakers identified the ship, resolving family tales and providing an emotional, memorable reunion for Larsen's descendants at the wreck site.