In our traditional system, we make decisions as a clan, and we do so considering the impact to our whole community, the yintah (land), water, our four legged friends, the future generations, our ancestors – and the world as a whole.
Sovereign Likhts’amisyu
On Thursday September 26, Chief Dsta’hyl of the Likht’samisyu Clan was blocked by Coastal Gaslink’s private security as he attempted to enter a community meeting…
Follow Warrior Life on Soundcloud. Episode 33, is based on an article I wrote for Canadian Dimension Magazine back in April about Canada’s so-called “rule of…
This video by our friends at Sub.Media covers our summer construction camp as we re-occupy one of our past village sites. To donate to our…
On Sunday, August 11 2019, the formal, traditional unification of three Clans on Wet’suwet’en territory; Lhiksamitsyu, Gidimten, and Unist’ot’en, took place. Four Chiefs from Lhiksamitsyu…
This article originally appeared on It’s Going Down by an Anonymous Contributor on August 12, 2019. Report on Likhts’amisyu Clan land reclamation underway in Wet’suwet’en…
The complete audio of this podcast can be downloaded here. The original article on the Final Straw Podcast is here. Words from Rojava First, Bursts…
Likhts’amisyu to visit the other frontlines: Sunday August 11, 201910:30am Likhts’amisyu leave Parrot Lake11:30am Likhts’amisyu arrive at Gidimt’en Access Point12:00pm LUNCH – Discussion to follow3:30pm…
The Likhts’amisyu Hereditary Chiefs have entered into talks with the BC Recreation Sites and Trails (BCRST) Department. We are exploring the possibilities of the Likhts’amisyu…