Squamish Nation App

How To Guide

As our Nation continues to grow, we want to ensure that events, news, and other updates can be accessed quickly and easily by our Members. We are pleased to announce that we have launched an app to support our existing website and social media channels!

The app is easy to download and the Nation can send push notifications when important posts are published. You will be able to add events directly into your personal calendar, read Members only documents, and much more.

Download Instructions

  1. Go to your app store (Google Play or Apple App Store) and search “Squamish Nation Members App”.
  2. Tap “Register” under “Member Login”.
  3. Fill out your information and press “Register”.
  4. Click the verification link sent to your email inbox.
  5. If you are a Member, please remember to fill out the “Member Exclusive Content Form”. Once we have verified your account, this will give you access to confidential Nation updates and documents.

Additional Information

Anyone can use the app, however Members will have access to confidential Nation updates and documents after they fill out the “Member Exclusive Content Form”.

No. The app is completely free!

If the how to guide doesn’t answer your question, then email communications@squamish.net for assistance.

Since the app is a separate platform from the website and isn’t connected, Members will need to register for a new account with the app and cannot use their squamish.net login.

Nation Updates

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw History Book For Sale

We are excited to announce that tiná7 cht ti temíxw (We Come From This Land) will be published in early January 2024! The book is intended to be a snapshot – a collection of some of the multi-faceted stories and histories that are held by the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh People and a starting point for future conversations.

Squamish Strong Protocol Agreements Signed

As a part of the celebrations of the 100-year anniversary of the Amalgamation of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw, we are pleased to announce the Nation is signing a Wa Iyí̓m ta Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Protocol Agreement with the City of North Vancouver, District of Squamish, and the City of Vancouver respectively.

New Squamish Nation Residential Tenancy Regulations for Sen̓áḵw

Today, the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw announces that the protections in the British Columbia Residential Tenancy Act (BCRTA) will be in place for the Sen̓áḵw development and for future on-reserve housing developments.
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