The Haida Language Northern Dialect is one of the two main dialects of the Haida language, spoken by the Haida people, an Indigenous group from the Pacific Northwest Coast of North America. This dialect is primarily used in the northern regions of Haida Gwaii, an archipelago off the coast of British Columbia, Canada. The language is part of the larger Na-Dené language family and is known for its complex phonetics and rich oral traditions. Efforts to revitalize the Haida Language Northern Dialect have been ongoing, as the number of fluent speakers has declined over the years. Language programs in schools and community initiatives aim to teach younger generations the dialect, preserving the cultural heritage of the Haida people. The dialect plays a crucial role in maintaining the identity and traditions of the Haida community.