From the beginning of time, the Gitga’at people have existed in their Territory on what is now British Columbia's northwest coast. The wellbeing of their people is intricately related to the health of their lands, waters, and resources, and the community continues to work to sustain their abundance and richness. Gitga’at culture is strengthening, and traditional practices continue to shape day to day life in the village.

Opportunities exist for visitors to share cultural, wildlife, and other types of experiences in Gitga’at territory, which is home to some of the most spectacular scenery, captivating wildlife, and rich historical and cultural sites in the world.

Gitga'at evict Northern Gateway crew conducting spill response survey

HARTLEY BAY, B.C. - Members of the Gitga'at Nation say they have evicted a Northern Gateway Pipelines crew from their territory on the north coast of British Columbia as it tried to conduct oil spill response surveys.

UPDATE: Enbridge denies being kicked out of Gitga'at territory

Members of the Gitga'at Nation of Hartley Bay say they kicked representatives of Enbridge out of their territory on Wednesday after failing to properly consult with the community of Hartley Bay, though Enbridge denies that is what happens.