Fisheries Agreement Will Get Fishers Back on the Water
Read StoryCoastal First Nations sign historic fisheries resources agreement with the Federal Government that will help revitalize fisheries throughout our coastal communities.
Government of Canada signs historic reconciliation agreement with B.C. Coastal First Nations
Read StoryVancouver, BC – There is no relationship more important to the Government…
Marilyn Slett Op-ed: A Sustainable Vision for the North Coast
Read StoryMarilyn Slett, CFN-GBI President and Chief Councillor for the Heiltsuk Nation, urges politicians to pass Bill C-48 to permanently ban large oil tankers in our territories.
Coastal Shellfish: Sustainable Seafood and So Much More
Read StoryCoastal Shellfish, a bustling First Nations-owned aquaculture facility in Prince Rupert, may produce loads of fresh, tasty Great Bear Scallops, but the positive spin-offs from this operation go far deeper.
GBR Essential Oils Launches E-commerce Website
Read StoryGBR Essential Oils has launched a new e-commerce site that allows consumers to purchase these products online and have them shipped right to their home.
Capturing the Essence of the Great Bear Rainforest
Read StoryStriking a balance between economic prosperity and environmental sustainability, Great Bear Rainforest Essential Oils are carefully steam-distilled from fresh conifer needles and sustainably harvested.
Wet West Coast: The Nuxalk Nation Housing Initiative
Read StoryMembers of the Nuxalk Nation share their knowledge and expertise of how to build energy efficient, culturally appropriate homes on the wet west coast.
Essential Oils Heading to Market
Read StoryGreat Bear Rainforest Essential Oils will help CFN-GBI communities generate income from their abundant forests without cutting trees down.
Investing in People and Communities
Read StoryIn picturesque Klemtu, the heart of Kitasoo/Xai’xais Territory, a bustling new office officially opened in summer 2018.
Harnessing the Power of Clean Energy
Read StoryCFN-GBI is working with BC Hydro and provincial and federal governments to kickstart clean energy projects that will reduce emissions and improve energy efficiency in coastal communities.
Coastal First Nations say faster Internet will transform coastal communities
Read Story(Vancouver, January 17, 2018) – Improved Internet connectivity will be transformative for…
Canada and the Coastal First Nations take a Step Forward in the Management of Fisheries Resources for the North and Central Coast of British Columbia
Read StoryThe Government of Canada and the Coastal First Nations are committed to…
Coastal First Nations on the Front Line of Guarding the Environment
Read StoryIn this opinion article for the Vancouver Sun, Heiltsuk Chief Marilyn Slett,…
