Hand-built acoustic guitar is made from the baseboards of Jimi Hendrix' childhood home.
"Everyone needs to waste some time every once in awhile."
New bill would ban most tankers carrying crude or ‘persistent’ oil, but not LNG or gasoline.
“It’s definitely a radical departure from community forestry as we know it in B.C. today.”
Data from the 2016 census show Haida Gwaii is growing older overall
MLA hopefuls list jobs, affordability, green power and coastal protection as top priorities.
Hayfield plan could help keep deer off airport runway
“It could be a win, win, win,” says Masset Mayor Andrew Merilees.
Directors of the Gwaii Trust Society are getting set to launch a new community foundation focused on social causes.
Starting next year, Queen Charlotte will set a firm spring deadline for the first round of grants.
Over the entire 70-minute debate, only one issue split all three candidates wide apart: campaign financing.
North-end parents are looking for a new champion after the recent closure Masset’s only daycare.
Six types of LED streetlights will soon be installed in Queen Charlotte, Skidegate, Port Clements, and Masset for a year-long test.
Queen Charlotte council has passed a new zoning bylaw that stops recreational marijuana shops from sparking up before the village is ready.
Haida Gwaii may be included in a study looking at how forestry practices might change in light of the 'wood wide web.'
Tlell, Port Clements firefighters quick to arrive on scene of workshop fire.
Besides changes for next school year, the Haida Gwaii school board will host a meeting on merging the Masset schools.
Forget the blackout, lack of on-island industry cast the darkest shadow over the Haida Gwaii forestry forums.
Here and across B.C., part-time paramedics will soon be paid the same hourly wage as full-timers.
A pilot project at the Haida Gwaii health centre in Queen Charlotte is now recruiting patients for a non-emergency texting service.