This video captures KCFN's governance workshop where elected and appointed leaders, along with the Ha'wiih, came together to learn about their treaty-based self-government structure and begin developing a strategic plan for the Nation's future.

This video showcases KCFN's cultural dancing, with performers in traditional regalia and headdresses celebrating the Nation's living traditions.

This video features a community cedar bark harvesting day organized by Tiičma Forestry, where nation members gather in their forest tenure to collect inner bark for weaving before the area is logged, demonstrating the integration of cultural practice with forest management.

This video follows KCFN's housing renovation program, where local and Nation member crews are transforming homes across the community, creating employment opportunities and improving living conditions for families.

This video showcases Tiičma Enterprises' expansion, including the purchase of their Campbell River office building and the establishment of a new office in Houpsitas, while highlighting growth in their Property Services division.

This video documents the inaugural voyage of iih čupic, Tiičma Enterprises' refurbished aquaculture vessel, as the team travels to Blue Lips Cove to survey a future sea cucumber farming site with deep ancestral connections.

This video follows Nurse Jenny's experience providing healthcare in KCFN's remote community, showcasing the partnerships between Island Health, First Nations Health Authority, and telemedicine services that have transformed access to care.

This video features the KC Riders mountain biking program, which has built trails and community connections while supporting recovery, mental health, and land-based healing for riders of all ages.

This video explores KCFN's visit to the Royal BC Museum to reconnect with ancestral belongings, including ceremonial capes and traditional tools, as part of the Nation's treaty-based repatriation efforts to bring cultural artifacts home.

This video captures KCFN's monthly Elders' lunch program, where community members gather to share stories and cultural treasures while addressing important topics like health, Elder care, and community connection.

In this video, we see KCFN's Food Fish program. From treaty-based fishing allocations and local buyback initiatives, to the distribution network that delivers fresh and processed seafood to members across Vancouver Island and the Lower Mainland.

This video shows the community's dock serving as both a social gathering space and essential infrastructure, with plans underway for safety upgrades and new fish processing facilities.

This video highlights KCFN's comprehensive fisheries work, including salmon population monitoring, habitat restoration projects, and the nation's efforts to bring management of their rivers and resources back home.

This video documents the creation of the interpretive heritage trail on Aktis Island, featuring seven signs that tell the story of the Kyuquot people through Elder quotations, traditional knowledge, and artwork.

This video follows Kyuquot Elementary Secondary School's traditional outing to Aktis Island, where students engage in cultural activities including a Nuu-chah-nulth language treasure hunt, traditional games, and salmon barbecue.