Parks Canada and the Haida Nation may have developed a model for other places across Canada where deer continue to plague ecosystems
Nancy Macdonald on a royal visit that unleashed politics, protest—and decidedly unroyal bear hugs
Just days after a controversial LNG project scores federal approval, the royals visit a precious west-coast rainforest on Haida Gwaii
The ongoing onomastic revolution in British Columbia reached a new high-water mark this week when a Squamish elder proposed attaching the old Squamish name “X̱wáýx̱way” to Stanley Park, and B.C. officials practically drowned him out praising the idea:
Don’t tell anybody, but I’m rather tickled that the Queen Charlotte Islands have been given back the name of the slaveholding empire that was once centred there. Such a cheeky gesture! So politically incorrect! So contrary to the stifling liberal spirit of our age! It is almost literally as if Mississippi got renamed Whitetopia; and yet the progressives are simply falling over themselves with naïve praise. I raise a glass to you and shoot you a sly wink, Government of British Columbia!
A firsthand glimpse of the last totems of SGang Gwaay, BC.