Lax’yip Firekeepers

04/13/2026

🔥 Wilp Nikate’en Cultural Burn 🔥

The Lax’yip Firekeepers were invited to join the cultural burn yesterday, on Nikate’en laxyip, to bring back the berries and revitalize the food forest.

We are incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be part of bringing back good fire to the laxyip 🫶🏽

T’oyaxsi’y ‘nism ahl hlimoosi’m

04/11/2026

Energy Forum Day 3 at the Sikedakh Community Hall with Skeena Energy Solutions and Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition

Panel discussion:
"Stories of the Land will explore how climate change is being experienced and understood on the ground, through stories and perspectives that connect Indigenous knowledge, lived experience, and the deep relationships between communities and the land."

04/10/2026

Energy Forum Day 2: up first is Keynote Speaker Janna Wale.

The next panel starts at 2pm, followed by Keynote Speaker Dr Chelsey Armstrong at 3:30pm

Join us at the Sikedakh community hall, 10-5pm today & tomorrow

04/10/2026

04/09/2026

Catch today’s energy forum panel in Sik-e-dakh
Skeena Watershed Conservation Coalition
Sik-E-Dakh (Glen Vowell)

04/09/2026

Empowered Energy Solutions Forum Day 1

04/07/2026

Sharing from the new primary care clinic in town:

Gitxsan and Wet’suwet’en Youth Primary Care Clinic

When: April 28 and May 26, from 5:00 - 7:00 PM

Where: New Hazelton, 3026 Bowser Street

“Come connect with one of our primary care physicians and a primary care registered nurse for support, questions or care.”

Call or email to book an appointment; walk-ins are also available

[email protected]
778-641-4040

04/04/2026

"Caring for Land as Caring for Health: Environmental Stewardship and Reconciliation in Healthcare" will feature Dr. Melissa Lem, family physician and CAPE's past president, and leaders of the Lax'yip Firekeepers, Drew Harris and Grace Vickers. This online session of BC Provincial Health Services Authority - PHSA's "Ethics for Lunch" series is an opportunity for all health-care workers to examine complex ethical issues.

🗓️ April 21
🕰️ 12-1pm Pacific
💻 Online and open to healthcare professionals across Canada
👉 Register: https://loom.ly/8ndlQsM

04/04/2026

Come get some merch at the Sik-e-dakh community hall Spring Market today! We will be here til around 3:30 PM.

We have t-shirts, crewnecks and hoodies ranging from M - 3 XL, prices listed on the final picture.

Also come learn about our youth group, why we’re resisting the PRGT pipeline and sign our petition for non-consent.

All proceeds from our sales go back to our youth group for community events and initiatives ❤️‍🔥

03/13/2026

03/07/2026

Read the full report by Investors for Paris Compliance here: https://www.investorsforparis.com/the-lng-casino-who-wins-and-who-loses/

“Canada is betting big on LNG at a time when global demand for the product is softening and costs keep ballooning. But in the game of LNG development, not everyone faces the same risks, or even plays by the same rules.

Promoters pitch glossy visions of economic growth, while selling before project risks materialize. Developers earn fees while shouldering limited long-term exposure. Banks collect interest and receive priority payments. Meanwhile, equity holders – like Indigenous partners and pensions – carry the brunt of financial risk.

Promoters of the projects often have shady track records: firms with no operational projects, companies tied to environmental destruction, or those implicated in corruption scandals. Their goal isn’t to build a viable project but to attract investors and find an exit.”