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Squamish Nation Council Approves 2024/2025 Annual Budget and 5-Year Financial Plan
Investing in Housing, Healthcare, and the Culture
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December 2023

Response to Coquitlam Mayor Richard Stewart’s op-ed titled “Collateral Effects of New Provincial Housing Legislation"
The Province of British Columbia has become a leader in housing action, but some are not enthusiastic about the proposed changes.
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Jericho Lands Policy Statement Articulates the Indigenous-Led Vision for Vancouver̓s Point Grey
The final draft Policy Statement will be presented to the Vancouver City Council in early 2024 to enable development to move forward over the next 10-20…
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October 2023

Reclaiming Nch’ḵay̓
The Squamish Nation asked the Province to replace the name of Mount Garibaldi with its original name in the Squamish Language
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August 2023

Bringing Our People Home
Squamish Nation Sets Plans to Build 1,000 Affordable Homes for Squamish People by 2028
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We need to address B.C's housing shortage
We are not making sufficient headway to meet demand or create affordability
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June 2023

The Future of Vancouver is Indigenous-led City Building
Musqueam, Squamish, and Tsleil-Waututh are showing the way on how to create livability in Vancouver
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May 2023

A People United
How the Squamish People Founded the Squamish Nation
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The Role of the Squamish Nation Council, Explained
The governance of the Squamish Nation is fundamental for safeguarding resources and building for the future. Here’s the critical facts for understanding…
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April 2023

Developing Strategies to Generate Wealth in the Squamish Nation
How would you develop 250 acres of prime real estate in one of the most constrained housing market in the world?
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October 2022

The winners and losers from BC’s 2022 municipal elections
Dysfunctional governments were on the ballot and lost; progressive ideas won across the board
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September 2022

Khelsilem and Mindy Wight: Reconciliation is Building Something Better For Indigenous And Non-Indigenous Communities
Critics of the Sen̓áḵw project want to define reconciliation, but they unfortunately leave out many important facts. Read the "directors-cut" oped we…
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