shíshálh Nation News

Remembering Indigenous veterans and their resilience in the face of historical challenges

'First poppies' were presented to dignitaries across the province Tuesday, ahead of the Legion's Poppy Campaign, which launches Oct. 25.

While donning orange shirts, Sechelt council compelled Mayor John Henderson not to engage with shíshálh Nation as a representative of the municipality, following receipt of a letter from the First Nation.

‘Our people are beginning to walk with pride and dignity once again and that lifts my spirit, it lifts my heart’, hiwus Calvin Craigan.

Self-registration system is mandatory for all existing private marine dock and boathouse owners within the shíshálh swiya (Lang Bay to Roberts Creek), regardless of whether their structures currently have tenure.

shíshálh Nation's Lower Crown water reservoir project received an infusion of $1.2 million from the Community Emergency Preparedness Fund (CEPF) - Disaster Risk Reduction - Climate Adaptation funding stream.

Part of provincial project to provide culturally supportive housing for First Nations in BC

From tug of war to puzzle relays, spirited events brought local government groups together for some friendly competition

The shíshálh swiya Dock Management Plan is to be introduced in stages and have an inventory of all existing structures. The inclusion of fresh water infrastructure has been paused.

shíshálh Nation celebrates the opening of its state-of-the-art wastewater treatment facility