CFN community members receive WCEL’s Andrew Thompson award for Indigenous conservation leadership and the defense of Indigenous law.

Laanas Tamara Davidson becomes the first Haida woman elected to the BC Legislature.

K̓áwáziɫ Marilyn Slett is familiar with the international stage. As the elected chief of the Haíłzaqv (Heiltsuk) Nation, Slett has advocated for Indigenous rights across the country and across the…

When brothers Jaalen and Gwaai Edenshaw were just young kids, their father Chief Gidansda Guujaaw was working on a rendition of an old pole that they found out later was…

Heiltsuk Hereditary Chief λáλíyasila Frank Brown, a mariner all his life, says his people have lived and died on the water and always understood the ocean as a sacred and…

Coastal First Nations and BC renew commitment to work together on coastal sustainability, tourism and economic development.

First Nations, provincial and federal governments, and philanthropists are working together to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into the wellbeing and future of the coast for all those who…

Photo caption: Heiltsuk Hereditary Chief Harvey Humchitt shakes Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s hand before the announcement of the closing of the Great Bear Sea Project Finance for Permanence on June…

Coastal First Nations and SeaLegacy team up to highlight the efforts of coastal First Nations to protect and preserve ocean ecosystems.

New system alerts coastal First Nations when oil and other hazardous chemicals are spilled within their lands and waters.

Community members spellbound by Nusximta, Nuxalk Radio’s feature album produced entirely in the Nuxalk language.

Guardians from eight coastal Nations, strengthening ancestral alliance through modern means.