It's the third book in a series of Haida manga by the artist who said the story is relevant now given the broader conversation around race and increasing global tensions. Part of his goal is to debunk the myth that Indigenous people were constantly at war before colonization, he said. Yahgulanaas said the peaks stand as a sacred symbol for Indigenous people who call the landmark the Two Sisters. "It's a peace treaty between Squamish and Capilano people and Tselielwatuth people and Haida. It's the marker, a monument to peace," said Yahgulanaas.

Source: CBC News December 16, 2017 18:56 UTC