Gudangaay Tlaats'gaa Naay Secondary is getting a brand-new look.
Part two of a two-part story on the Haida Gwaii Renewable Energy Symposium
VIRL's 2019 budget also includes $1.5 million for new Haida Gwaii branches
Rerendum voters must get their ballots delivered to Elections B.C. by 4:30 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30
Port Clements' outgoing mayor and council were asked to apologize to village staff at their final public meeting following a dust-up over election rules.
Part one of a two-part story on the Haida Gwaii Renewable Energy Symposium
Haida Gwaiians got plenty of change Oct. 20, and they outvoted most of B.C. to do it.
Lack of daycare, better recreation and tsunami planning also discussed at Oct. 4 forum
After an extended deadline, Masset now has enough candidates for council
Queen Charlotte has a real live contest for council.
It may be first, but restoring Kwuna ferry sailings isn't the only "to do" for regional district candidates running in Sandspit.
Saving Tahayghen Elementary and restoring Haida language were big topics last night for Haida Gwaii's remaining candidates for school trustee.
Solar power got another big boost on Haida Gwaii last week, with batteries included.
Campers may soon find a way to go "glamping" in Tlell that goes well beyond hot rocks in a sleeping bag.
Some parents are asking Haida Gwaii school trustees to delay hiring a new superintendent until after the Oct. 20 election.
Haida and English are now recognized by the Haida Gwaii school board as the two official languages of Haida Gwaii.
Friend starts online fundraiser to replace family vehicle
Candidate Q&As for the upcoming Oct. 20 local government elections are scheduled for Queen Charlotte, Masset, and Sandspit.
Haida, Semiahmoo, Kwakwaka'wakw and provincial leaders joined to raise a restored replica totem pole at the Peach Arch border crossing last Friday.
Newly elected director blocked as Masset and Port Clements councils try to force re-structuring
