hey thanks for posting these. A grateful Haida boy

@frankwright9774

3 жыл бұрын

this is random, but im looking to come work/surf for the summer and was wondering what the job opportunities are like in your community?

@anonymousanonymous6735

2 жыл бұрын

@@frankwright9774 if you're not Haida go away!!!!

There is so much I love about this video. Thank you for sharing who you are. I pray that my Nation will recognize that we too can change the way we bring in currency and still save our lands and all that resides within. It starts with leadership leading the path this direction, not the Colonial destruction. I would love our people to stand strong and proud to share our Culture and our ways of life instead of selling off our resources. I pray that I will be a part of great change and direction by living it myself. Thank you again for your example of our Indigenous peoples. You make me proud. Blessings for you all.

Much love for this unique place. Great experience and unforgettable memories.

The amount of incredible shots in this documentary is outstanding. WOWZA, thank you so much for sharing. This is documentary filmmaking at its best.

wonderful , peaceful & paradise place , hope. one day my dreams will come true to visit here. ilovehaidagwaii🥰❤️ thnks for sharing , takecare

Heaven🍂🦅🍂 The Haida Art is the most wonderful Art in the world

I was born here, when Canada tried to change us, how we fought back, some milestones helped produce a change, even when some Haida embraced European dollar over culture, those elders that kept memories alive and those that lived the memories, made the change. Not this ear splitting music, some day, film maker would realize words of the people are more important!

Magnificent 🦅

Who wants to steal me away to this majestic land!?

The canoe looks like a waka

😆 omg Wonderful!!

Some of the elderly look Polynesian I wonder if Polynesian people made it there and mixed with native Americans and that’s why there language is a isolate

💜💌

Carver parasuper natural