Today we honour the survivors of residential schools and the children who never came home. We acknowledge all who carry the impact and celebrate their strength and resilience.

As a Tahltan organization, reconciliation is reflected in how we care for one another, uphold our responsibilities, and carry our values into our workplaces and communities. In that same spirit, we also want to acknowledge the Moose Hide Campaign and its important call to end violence against women and children. The campaign reminds us that creating safe, respectful communities is a shared responsibility and that each of us has a role in standing against violence and supporting healthy relationships.

We encourage everyone to use this time in ways that are meaningful to them, through ceremony, time on the land, learning, reflection, gathering with family and community, and simply making space to remember and honour.

Every Child Matters. 🧡

Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful September 30th.

Photo: Monday morning, flying up the Klappan for Elder Interviews ... See MoreSee Less

Last Chance to Apply: Tahltan Bursaries with Galore Creek

Today is the last day to apply for the Tahltan Bursaries with Galore Creek.

If you haven’t submitted your application yet, make sure to apply today: gcmc.jotform.com/form/2026-tahltan-gcmc-and-ann-m-ball ... See MoreSee Less

Truth and Reconciliation Day
Pot Luck Dinner and Events

September 30, 2026
5:00 PM PT

Contact Info:

Christina Callbreath, Dease Lake Community Director
250-771-3087 | deaselakedirector@tahltan.org

Rushael Andre, Child, Youth, & Family Wellness Coordinator, Tahltan Band
250-771-5577 | Rusheal.andre@tahltan.ca ... See MoreSee Less

Dzenēs hoti’e. Kianna Quigley ūshye. I am tsesk’iye clan and I come from the Dekhāmā family. My mother is Lisa Jackson and my father is Dustin Quigley. My grandmother is Ann Jackson and my grandfather is Ivan Jr Quock.

I have been very passionate about learning the Tāłtān language. Everyday I have been learning a new word. Not only for myself, but for my son Stenson. It is important to pass on the language to our youth and I’m very happy to be starting this journey with the Language Nest. To help myself learn more and surround myself around the experts. Help anyone that would like to learn as well and to show that anyone can do it when you put the work in! I am very excited about this opportunity with TCG, as the Language Nest Supporter:)

Thank you!
Kianna Quigley ... See MoreSee Less

Dease Lake Elders Tea (65+)

Questions? Contact:
Lauren Clavelle Language, Culture & Heritage Coordinator
culturecoordinator@tahltan.org | 587 859 4950 ... See MoreSee Less

Telegraph Creek Elders Luncheon (65+)

For Questions, Please Contact:
Lauren Clavelle, Language, Culture & Heritage Coordinator
culturecoordinator@tahltan.org | 587 859 4950 ... See MoreSee Less