On November 29, BC Ferries and the First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) unveiled the Salish Heron artwork at an event held in Victoria, B.C. Coast Salish artist Maynard Johnny Jr.’s design will adorn the exterior of the new Salish Class vessel, with cultural information to be displayed in the vessel’s interior. The Salish Heron artwork…
FPCC has started a First Nations language translation registry in B.C for translation services. We invite all language speakers who are interested in sharing their language to join our First Nations Language Translation Registry. The First Peoples’ Cultural Council (FPCC) is committed to the revitalization of First Nations languages in B.C. and with your participation,…
BC Ferries and the First Peoples’ Cultural Council are excited to announce Maynard Johnny Jr. as the Coast Salish artist selected to design artwork for the new Salish Class vessel, the Salish Heron. FPCC has been honoured to support the artist selection process for the four Salish Class vessels and that have been named to…
BC Ferries and the First Peoples’ Cultural Council announce Maynard Johnny Jr. as the artist for the new Salish Class vessel the Salish Heron.
BC Ferries announces the names of the newest Island Class ferries. Island Nagalis and Island K’ulut’s will enter service in 2022.
The First Peoples’ Cultural Council hosts INDIGIFEST 2021, a virtual celebration of Indigenous music, arts and culture from across British Columbia – live music broadcast online every Thursday evening in August. FPCC is hosting a free, live, online celebration of Indigenous music, arts and culture throughout the month of August. INDIGIFEST 2021 will feature 18…
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