Language is the fundamental way First Nations People share their knowledge, communicate their understanding of the world and connect with their spirituality. Is it possible to reverse the disruption to languages and culture from colonialism? We find out how with Megan Metz and Teresa Windsor.

Language is the fundamental way First Nations People share their knowledge, communicate their understanding of the world and connect with their spirituality. Is it possible to reverse the disruption to languages and culture from colonialism? We find out how with Megan Metz and Teresa Windsor.

Elder Shirley Windsor from Haíɫzaqv saying Haíɫzaqv (Heiltsuk).

Speaker Elder Shirley Windsor from Haíɫzaqv saying ‘wṇíxsix̌a’ (goodbye) in Haíɫzaqvḷa (Heiltsuk).

Elder Shirley Windsor from Haíɫzaqv saying ‘yáu’ (hello) in Haíɫzaqvḷa (Heiltsuk)

Pronunciation of Nuxalk. Spoken in it7Nuxalkmc by Elder Karen Anderson from Nuxalk.

Pronunciation of "Hello Friend" in Nuxalk. Spoken in it7Nuxalkmc by Elder Karen Anderson from Nuxalk.

Pronunciation of the word "Xłmduulxk" (Klemtu). The speaker is Elder Victoria from Gitdisdzu.

A message from the FNHA on World TB Day, an annual event aimed at spreading awareness of the ongoing impacts of this disease.

Audio clip of the word "ˇGiǎxsix̌a" (thank you very much) spoken in Haíɫzaqvḷa (Heiltsuk) by local knowledge keeper and language teacher Rory Housty from the community of Bella Bella.