Introducing Emilee Gilpin: CFN’s Community Storyteller
CFN is pleased to announce that Emilee Gilpin has joined the communications team as CFN Community Storyteller.
CFN op-ed: Rebuilding fisheries and wild fish stocks is reconciliation in action
In this article, CEO Christine Smith-Martin and Heiltsuk Chief Councillor Marilyn Slett say rebuilding fish populations and embracing fisheries co-governance is an important step toward reconciliation.
Celebrating First Nations Night with the Vancouver Canucks
On March 30, the Vancouver Canucks celebrated the fourth annual First Nations night at Rogers Arena. The Canucks lost a nail-biter (4-3), but the evening was an opportunity for the organization…
Coastal Connections Webinar: Celebrating Indigenous Women
To celebrate International Women’s Day, Coastal First Nations is hosting an evening webinar on Zoom—featuring a dynamic group of matriarchs from across the North and Central Coast and Haida Gwaii.
Watch Miaci: Canned Salmon Music Festival – 2-Hour Special
If you missed the original Miaci: Canned Salmon Music Festival, here’s your chance to watch an amazing lineup of artists and stories!
Coastal First Nations decry Alberta’s decision to fund groups challenging Oil Tanker Moratorium Act
Responding to funding for legal challenges against Oil Tanker Moratorium Act, CFN will continue to protect our waters, lands and resources from potential oil spills.
Miác̓i: Canned Salmon Music Festival
Miác̓i—a music and arts festival from Coastal First Nations—will be live streamed across British Columbia on December 4!
Digital Technology Supercluster Investing in Coastal First Nations
Coastal First Nations Connectivity Network will connect remote Indigenous communities in coastal BC to the rest of the world, and spur new economic opportunities.
Haida Language Immersion Camp: Shifting the Narrative
“Instead of this language of loss, we have to focus on what we have, and how powerful it is that we have it.” — Jasḵwaan Bedard, who helped facilitate a X̱aad Kil immersion camp at T’aalan Stl’aang on Haida Gwaii.