Community

In many ways, the B.C. curriculum changes announced this fall are catching up to what Haida Gwaii schools already do.

Fifty-one soccer players from across the islands battled wet conditions in Tlell in the first ever Brady Soccer Tournament.

Students at the Masset high school returned from summer to find a completely renovated kitchen to work in.

The first thing Alicia Embree noticed when she moved to her street in Queen Charlotte was a neighbour’s sign that says “Deaf Cat Crossing.”

Islands musicians can get some extra perk now that the Haida Gwaii Coffeehouse is moving to a real coffee shop.

It took two years, but Michael Johnson sailed a 44-foot schooner across the Northwest Passage.

Bedard won four-for-four gold at the Americas Masters Games, all without a home pool to train in.

The increase in visitors to Haida Gwaii has made the 2016 summer season a success for several on-island businesses.

Before heading to Queen Charlotte and fixing beacons in southern Haida Gwaii, the Tanu held tours and trained with Masset Marine Rescue

Port Clements youngsters will have plenty to talk about when a new ‘playschool’ starts in the mulitplex this fall.