First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC)

by lrobinson | Dec 3, 2025 | News, Language, Downloads, Culture, Youth, Elders

Youth Empowered Speakers Program First Peoples’ Cultural Council would like to share that our Youth Empowered Speakers (YES) Program is open for applications.    The Youth Empowered Speakers (YES) Program is for post-secondary students between 18 and 35 who are...

Kitsumkalum Sm’algya̱x – Limiim Gyila̱k’yoo 

by lrobinson | Dec 2, 2025 | News, Language, Youth, Elders, Community Notice

WEEKLY UPDATE 12 2025

Kitsumkalum Language Team – Webinar

by lrobinson | Oct 23, 2025 | News, Language

Dip siip’ntut Sm’algyax, das wii hana’nax :“we love sm’algyax, from these strong women” Webinar Speakers Maadm Gyeks | Annika Bryant Maadm Gyeks which means “Snowflake falling gently” is Annika Bryant’s Ts’msyen name. She is from the Kitsumkalum La̱xgyibuu clan,...

Kitsumkalum Sm’algya̱x – Invitation

by lrobinson | Oct 2, 2025 | News, Events, Language, Heritage, Culture, Youth, Elders, Community Notice, Family

Community Fluency Project Ama sah da k’wasm! This project we are presenting works to create 5 beginner conversational Sm’algyax speakers from Kitsumkalum. Our first round will be 5 weeks, twice a week, one hour and a half each session. These dates and times will be...

Limiim Gyilak’yoo – Sm’algyax Teachings

by lrobinson | Sep 16, 2025 | Events, Education, Language, Youth, Elders, Community Notice

Sm’algyax Teachings Every Monday & Wednesday 9AM-11AM at the Robin’s House (beside Health Centre) With Language Team! As we practice immersion Come learn, get translations, practice. Can join over Zoom Contact for More Information Limiim Gyilak’yoo...

Jack Cook School: Survey

by lrobinson | Feb 5, 2025 | News, Education, Language, Youth, Elders, Community Notice, Public Notice, Community, Survey, News Feed

Why the Survey Started In November 2022, there was a consultation with classes and members of the wider school community to propose a new French name for Terrace School. During a discussion in December 2023, a Kitsumkalum community partner suggested that instead of...