Old Masset Village council on Haida Gwaii has issued an order telling anyone who doesn’t live on the Island to get right back on the ferry they came over on and go home, due to fears of travellers ...

A COVID-19 outbreak among staff on a northern BC Ferries route has resulted in widespread service cancellations, leaving residents and visitors to Haida Gwaii stranded and disrupting medical travel ...

Haida Gwaii residents Margo Hearne and her husband were two of the many passengers who were stranded in Prince Rupert, B.C., over the weekend after their ferry home on Thursday afternoon was cancelled ...

Bed and breakfast operator Susan Musgrave is hoping her business in Haida Gwaii, B.C., will get back to pre-pandemic levels once the archipelago opens to outside travellers this summer. But the latest ...

B.C. Ferries has added an evening water taxi service to the Alliford Bay to Skidgate route so that people arriving at Sandspit airport on the last flight can then ferry home. The M.V. Kwuna ferry ...

Vancouver — The Haida Nation has started turning away non-residents who arrive on Haida Gwaii by ferry amid growing concerns about the COVID-19 pandemic. Local officials imposed a travel restriction ...

BC Ferries now says it expects to have regular service restored to Haida Gwaii by Friday, as it grapples with a COVID-19 outbreak among staff on a key vessel. Sailings of the Northern Adventure, which ...

Officials in Haida Gwaii say they plan to tell visitors coming in on the ferry to go straight back in a bid to prevent the arrival of the novel coronavirus. “They are going to go back on that ferry.

More than 60 people lined the highway in Skidegate on Monday afternoon to ask any visitors arriving via BC Ferries to return to the terminal and leave Haida Gwaii. Residents with masks, drums and ...

Hundreds of people from Haida Gwaii took part in a protest to greet any visitors arriving on BC Ferries on Monday, as fear of COVID-19 infection led to escalated enforcement of a visitor ban to the ...

For more than a century, the Haida Nation has disputed the Crown’s dominion over the land, air and waters of Haida Gwaii, a lush archipelago roughly 150 kilometres off the coast of British Columbia.