Several kinds of totem poles were carved by First Nations artists living along the central and northern coast of British Columbia. A totem is an object, usually an animal, that serves as an emblem for ...

Totem poles were again carved and erected in the communities ... The poles below are on loan to the SFU Museum from the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria.

The Ni’isjoohl Memorial Pole was taken from the Nisga’a Nation, an indigenous community in the Canadian province of British Columbia, almost a century ago. On display in the National Museum of ...

is demanding the removal of the three totem poles outside it. “These poles came [to Prince Rupert]. They had no business being here,” said Guu Gaa Jung (Symbia Barnaby).

which showcases the history of disrupted languages in British Columbia and the work being done to revitalize these Indigenous languages. Plus, there is a large collection of totem poles both ...