The Haisla Nation is an Indigenous group located in British Columbia, Canada. They primarily inhabit the area around the town of Kitimat and the Douglas Channel. The Haisla people have a rich cultural heritage, including traditional practices, languages, and art forms that reflect their connection to the land and sea. The Haisla Nation is known for its efforts in self-governance and economic development. They have engaged in various initiatives, including partnerships in resource management and sustainable practices. The Haisla are also involved in preserving their language, the Haisla language, and promoting their cultural identity through community programs and events.