24 hours of programming to honour Canada's first official National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. View the schedule on https://www.aptntv.ca

The Gabon Infini Project Finance for Permanence unlocks blended funding across a 10-year  timeframe, supporting the country’s ambitious sustainable development and biodiversity protection agenda .

HAIDA GWAII, CANADA—Monumental poles carved from cedar have been returned to the village of SG̱ang […]

A staff-curated list of external grants and funding opportunities available for First Nations’ projects in stewardship, sustainable energy, training, culture, and economic development. 

First Nations carvers are working with wilkw / k ̓ wa’x̱ tłu Large Cultural Cedar to create cultural works, like an ocean-going xwax'wa̱na, that celebrate the revival of traditions.

The Gitga'at Guardians protect the remote territory of the Nation while providing local employment opportunities.

Techcouver is an online publication providing real-time reporting and analysis of emerging technology news in Vancouver and throughout British Columbia.

Indigenous lands are crucial for climate mitigation and resilience. Research shows their health is a direct result of Indigenous stewardship.

The 'Laana DaaG̲ang.nga Swan Bay Rediscovery program supports Haida youth to step into leadership roles that benefit their careers, community, and the revitalization of Haida culture.

Visitors can have life-changing experiences and fully embrace First Nations culture through Indigenous-owned tourism businesses. Tourism can benefit Indigenous communities by creating employment, linking young people to the land, and honouring traditional knowledge and practices. Explore a variety of Indigenous-owned tourism businesses, including luxury resorts and wildlife tours. JUMP TO: North-Coast Skeena | Nisg̱a’a Lands

Banchi Hanuse on ‘Ceremony,’ Nuxalk Healing and the Fight to Restore the Ooligan.

Our new Strategic Plan outlines priorities for the next three years, with a renewed focus on service delivery, community engagement, and organizational resilience.

Coast Funds in hiring an Office Coordinator to maintain and welcome guests to our office, and to act as a key resource for our staff team, senior leadership, board members, and the First Nations we serve.

The 'Laana DaaG̲ang.nga Swan Bay Rediscovery program supports Haida youth to step into leadership roles that benefit their careers, community, and the revitalization of Haida culture.

Coast Funds is pleased to welcome Hide Ozawa to the senior leadership team as the new Director of Communications and Engagement, effective April 2026.

Solar North, the first large-scale solar project on a remote grid in B.C., is just the start

First Nations invested $24.9 million through Coast Funds in conservation and economic development projects – marking the largest annual investment in projects since Coast Funds’ inception.

The 'Laana DaaG̲ang.nga Swan Bay Rediscovery program supports Haida youth to step into leadership roles that benefit their careers, community, and the revitalization of Haida culture.

Coast Funds is hiring a Manager, Economic Development to support participating First Nations’ economic development, including investments in start-ups, joint ventures, strategic acquisitions, and infrastructure projects.

Our new Strategic Plan outlines priorities for the next three years, with a renewed focus on service delivery, community engagement, and organizational resilience.

Visitors can have life-changing experiences and fully embrace First Nations culture through Indigenous-owned tourism businesses. Tourism can benefit Indigenous communities by creating employment, linking young people to the land, and honouring traditional knowledge and practices. Explore a variety of Indigenous-owned tourism businesses, including luxury resorts and wildlife tours. JUMP TO: North-Coast Skeena | Nisg̱a’a Lands

The journalists behind The Narwhal’s Generating Futures series share what they learned about communities leading the way on renewable energy

As oolichan return to spawn, First Nations on the coast mark the transition from winter to spring with celebrations such as Hoobiyee and the spring equinox. For millennia, First Nations on the coast of British Columbia have sustainably harvested oolichan, a finger-sized oily fish that is a member of the smelt family. Oolichan (also spelled

Combining ecological and cultural values, and nearly two dozen planning partners, British Columbia’s Great Bear Sea is a model of con­ser­va­tion cooper­a­tion

Yesterday afternoon, Tuesday, March 3rd, The Gitga'at Nation had responded to a tugboat that had run aground o...