In the News

Youth Warriors Leading a Sustainable Future The Nuu-chah-nulth Youth Warrior Family Society is creating space for Indigenous youth to reconnect with their culture, land, and identity—season by season.

When Students Are Supported, Communities Thrive Education is the foundation of strong communities, and for Jacey Pollard—a member of the Skidegate Band Council—financial support helped turn her dream of working in education into a reality.

Empowering Indigenous Job Seekers Through Skills and Support In the heart of Greater Vancouver, ACCESS (Aboriginal Community Career Employment Services Society) is helping Indigenous individuals break through barriers and build meaningful careers.

Strengthening Food Sovereignty Through Innovation and Seafood In Haida Gwaii, Haida Wild is blending tradition with innovation to bring sustainably harvested seafood to broader markets—while supporting local livelihoods and food sovereignty.

Leading with Vision in the Regulated Cannabis Industry Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) is showing how Indigenous communities can thrive in the regulated cannabis industry—by leading with innovation, integrity, and community impact.

Strengthening Identity Through Language and Story On Haida Gwaii, School District 50 is deepening student engagement through the power of culture and community.

Restoring Culture, Reducing Poverty, and Building Skills In Gaw Tlagee Old Massett, the Niislaa Naay Healing House Society is using traditional canoe building as a way to reconnect youth with Haida culture, while creating meaningful employment and healing from intergenerational trauma.

Horses, Healing, and Empowerment in Education The Tl’etinqox Equine Program is helping students connect to their culture, their confidence, and their future—one horse at a time.

Building a Future Rooted in Culture and Community Voice With support from the Nation Building Grant, Yaq̓it ʔa·knuqⱡi’it First Nation is creating a clear, community-driven path toward self-determination.

Growing a Legacy in Cannabis with Culture and Innovation Dabble Cannabis Co., a Métis family-owned business based in Duncan, BC, is doing more than growing cannabis—they’re building a vision for the future.