The North Kitsap Herald posted an article about area tribes kicking off the journey to Bella Bella, British Columbia for the 2014 Tribal Canoe Journey. From the story: Suquamish Chairman…
The final destination for this year's Tribal Canoe Journey was the Swinomish Indian Tribal Community. The tribe welcomed nearly 100 canoes from all over the Pacific Northwest and British Columbia…
KUOW posted an article and video featuring this year's Tribal Canoe Journey and United States Geological Survey scientist Eric Grossman. Grossman has been working with Northwest tribes for several years…
The North Kitsap Herald newspaper posted a nice editorial about the importance of the Tribal Canoe Journey, discussing how the two-week-long journey is more than just tribal members traveling ancestral…
The Kitsap Sun reported on the Suquamish-based Tana Stobs Canoe Family receiving an 800-year-old cedar tree from which a canoe will be carved. The group of tribal members from both…