Following her summit of the Kânîsostîkwâw (Twin Sister Mountains), FPCC’s Heritage Manager, Karen Aird, details the importance of protecting B.C. First Nations cultural places in an article for British Columbia…
Following her summit of the Kânîsostîkwâw (Twin Sister Mountains), FPCC’s Heritage Manager, Karen Aird, details the importance of protecting B.C. First Nations cultural places in an article for British Columbia…
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council is pleased to mark the 20th anniversary of its first CEO, Tracey Herbert. She has been a driving force behind our mandate to assist B.C.…
On November 17, 2023, pentl’ach was officially announced as a living language in B.C. After more than six years of planning and work, Qualicum First Nation Chief Michael Recalma and…
The FPCC Fall Newsletter is now available! We are so happy to share the latest edition of the FPCC Fall Newsletter with our readers. This issue walks you through news and…
Gitsenimx language learner Katrina Morgan shares her plans to connect with her language as an apprentice through an FPCC language immersion program. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council’s Mentor-Apprentice Program (MAP) continues…
In collaboration with the First Peoples’ Cultural Council, Knowledge Network has launched a Call for Proposals from Indigenous filmmakers to produce a series of short documentary films that showcase the revitalization of…
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