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The mission of the Haisla Nation is to build a powerful, prosperous and proud community, healthy in mind, body and spirit. The Haisla Nation is the band government of the Haisla people. Our mission is to build a powerful, prosperous and proud community, healthy in mind, body and spirit.
The Haisla people have occupied lands for over 9,000 years, with the traditional territory situated along the Douglas Channel region. Today, the Haisla Nation is centred in the community of Kitamaat Village on the North Coast of British Columbia.
We believe in building a strong and thriving community, with healthy and happy members and a sustained and prosperous environment.
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Congratulations to our former Chief Councillor Ellis Ross who has been elected to represent the Skeena riding as MLA with today's election.
2017 Provincial General Election | Elections BC
Have you earned your "I Voted" sticker yet? General voting day in the provincial election is tomorrow. Be sure not to miss your chance to vote.
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The RCMP helped launch the Clean Up Kitamaat/Kitimat campaign by doing a road check to make sure people had secure loads on their vehicles. Follow the Clean Up Facebook page for more information. https://www.facebook.com/Clean-Up-KitamaatKitimat-853616754767917/?fref=ts
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The Clean Up Kitamaat/Kitimat campaign formally begins today. A launch is taking place between 1 and 3 pm this afternoon between the Kitimat Visitor Information Centre and Kitamaat Village Road. Be sure to take care in keeping our environment clean!
Clean Up Kitamaat/Kitimat
Happy to promote clean communities! Be sure to follow the Clean Up Kitamaat/Kitimat Facebook page.
Haisla Community School welcomes new principal
We just saw it's School Principals' Day today. We're happy to have Sonya at the Haisla Community School as its principal. And happy Principals' Day to all the other principals out there too!
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It's Earth Day today! Shown below: some of the Earth. Learn about Earth Day at www.earthday.org.
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Wednesday night's Hide n' Heels event was great fun as men participated in a round of musical chairs while wearing fashionable footwear. They followed it up by taking the Moose Hide pledge, to stand against violence against women and children. moosehidecampaign.ca/
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Everyone is welcome to tomorrow's fun event: Hide and Heels! Witness men from the community take a stand by standing up in high heels in an effort to show solidarity against violence against women and children. Light refreshments will be served.
Longhouse Party Youth Workshops
This is really great: three hip-hop acts, including the Snotty Nose Rez Kids, will be offering workshops for Indigenous youth in Northwest British Columbia. You can follow their plan at their Facebook group here:
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Haisla Nation Council's Environmental Monitor Chris Wilson is getting a birds eye view of Kitamaat Village these days, using drones to better map out the community. Check out this drone's eye view of Haisla Harbour!
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Power outage in our offices at the moment. A good time to stop and admire some of the great art we have on display though!
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