Haida

She attends potlatches, gets her Haida name, and learns about how her First Nations communities were forced to give up their culture through residential schools and laws banning certain ceremonial events.

Formerly some of the Haida houses are said to have been built on platforms supported by posts.

He who has most hiaqua is best and wisest and happiest of all the northern Haida and of all the people of Whulge.

Exceptions to this rule are found among the Haida, where both eagle and raven are in the eagle phratry.

When a man dies in Haida Land, he follows a trail until he reaches the shore of a bay.

He put this into the water, and it stretched itself out and became the Haida Country.