There are approximately 24 totem poles that are privately owned by House Groups, which stand in the grass at the edge of the community where the Kispiox and Skeena Rivers meet.  Some date as far...

INTRODUCTION

On behalf of the Gitselasu people and Elders, we welcome you to the Kitselas Canyon Heritage Center. The center is located in our traditional home of Kitselas canyon. We the...

Located just off of Highway 16 in Moricetown, visit the historical site of the Wet'suwet'en. Daily programs, guided/self guided tours and special events are available at the Moricetown...

The Nisga’a Museum and its collections are directly related to the historic Nisga’a Treaty. The museum’s permanent collection is an assemblage of 300+ artifacts and art objects that left the Nass...

Several First Nations pictographs can be found on the north side of Fraser Lake. Visitors can find three sets of pictographs on granite rock within a 100 yard area (the first set facing west and...

Commissioned in the early 80’s by the Houston Booster Club, the Wolf Totem Pole was built by a Hazelton Aboriginal artist named Wilfred Sampson. A traditional native potlatch was held for a...