Honouring Culture: Dakelh Language Signs

We're excited to share that the new Fort St. James hospital will have signs in Dakelh, the language of the Nak’azdli Whut’en territory.


These signs were made with the guidance of Elders and language experts from the Nak’azdli, Binche, Tl’azt’en, Yekooche, and Takla First Nations.

The opening of this hospital is more than just a new building; it's a chance to reflect on our past and plan for a better future. By using the Dakelh language, we aim to provide culturally safe care to everyone who uses the new hospital.


We can't wait to welcome the community into the new hospital in January 2025! Until then, check back for project updates.

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