CSFS Maternal Child Health program organizes an off-season canning demonstration to interact and promote Indigenous culture

Cindy Lowley-Patrick and Eugene Patrick share their knowledge on the cultural significance of traditional regalia.

Lahal was, traditionally, a gambling game played by adults. Today, Lahal is being taught to children so they can learn traditional songs and...

Seeing our families in person may not be doable this holiday season – at least not physically. However, there are many ways to connect...

Rita George of Wet'suwet'en shares with us her stories on using parts of a beaver to bestow gifts of the animals onto children.

“To us Indian time is not derogatory, it doesn’t mean you’re late. Indian time is all the time, we make the best use of our...

A true Christmas Miracle Story which happened in Takla in the 1940's, as shared by Robert Abraham!

Francois Prince shared this legend, which his father Nick (Usdani') shared with him about a wealthy tribesman who lost everything to gambling, and...

Check out our tracitional Carrier recipe book which was created for the CSFS Girls Culture Camp in 2012.

A story about the creation of Mouse Mountain, as told by Emma Baker.