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With more than 200 unique Indigenous communities in present-day British Columbia, your learning opportunities and travel possibilities are limitless. Accommodations and experiences to suit every traveller, from urban dining experiences, art galleries, and boutique hotels to wildlife tours, hands-on workshops, and oceanside campsites.

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    Welcome to Haida Gwaii

    A series of short Haida oral histories.

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    Haida Feast Song

    Listen to the Haida Feast song

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    Aa.nga dii ‘láa ga

    "Yes, I am well"

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    Dang gwa ‘láa

    "Are you well?"

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    Sii.ngaay ‘láa

    "Good day"

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    Haawa

    "Thank you"

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    Xaayda kil

    "Haida Language"

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    Hunilht’in

    "How are you?"

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    ?Abenaneŝ

    "Good Morning"

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    Sechanalyagh

    "Thank-you"

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    nanenuŵes?in

    "I will see you again"

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    Food & Wine, Restaurants & Eateries, Culinary & Wellness

    Living Legends: Stone, Smoke & Clay

    Before the appearance of stainless steel cookware and convection ovens and after the introduction of white flour and sugar, Indigenous people expressed and shared culture through food.

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    Outdoor Adventure, Things To Do, Fishing, Wildlife and Nature, Wildlife Tours

    Living Legends: Respect, Responsibility, Balance

    The health of the land, animals, and people are connected: "We were raised as stewards. We were raised under the principle of Yahguudang, which translates to 'respect for all living things,'" says James Cowpar of Haida Style Expeditions.

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    48 Hours: East of Vancouver in Agassiz, Chilliwack & Langley

    This itinerary features options for those looking for a short getaway from the city. Less than two hours east of  Vancouver, the lower Fraser River area is the traditional territory of the Coast Salish and Sto:lo people and has endless options to slow the pace and enjoy.

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