Haisla Nation is the band government of the Haisla people. Our mission is to build a powerful, prosperous and proud community, healthy in mind, body and spirit.
Building a strong, vibrant community where our people are healthy, happy, and supported by a thriving environment is our goal.
Our Nation is approximately 2,000 members, with about 550 living in Haisla (Kitamaat Village). Our connection to the land and waters of our traditional territory runs deep. We have lived off these lands and waters for thousands of years, and it continues to be a focus of all we do.
We believe that thoughtful, well-planned economic development is key to helping our people achieve self-sufficiency. More and more sustainable opportunities are emerging, they're not just good for us, they also benefit British Columbians
To grow stronger and more independent, we know it takes teamwork. That means working together, with government, businesses, our community, and each other, with respect and a true spirit of partnership.
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Our Office
500 Gitksan Avenue Haisla, BC V8C 9A7 Phone: 250-639-9361
Office Hours
Monday to Friday 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, Closed 12:00 PM-1:00 PM for lunch Closed all statutory holidays.
Current Job Postings for Week Ending September 4, 2026 Every week, we compile job opportunities in and around our area to assist Haisla Members in discovering employment opportunities. If you…
FROM: Executive Management DATE: September 04, 2026 SUBJECT: Bear Activity in Kitamaat Village We are aware of the increased bear activity in our community and understands the concerns from community…
What is SMART Family & Friends meetings?SMART Family & Friends is a supportive meeting for people who have a loved one struggling with substance use or other addictive behaviors. It…
Staying Safe, Ready, and Resilient This Fall Message from the Emergency Management Administrator As summer transitions into fall, the Haisla Nation faces changing weather conditions that can bring heavy rainfall,…
Securing attractants is the single best way to keep people safe, prevent property damage, and avoid the unnecessary killing of bears that come into conflict with people. A bear attractant…
While Haisla Nation Council remains committed to maintaining neutrality throughout the election process, it recognizes that individual candidates may not have the same capacity to reach all members. To support…
