Category: Community Notices
Unveiling the Squamish Valley Community Plan
We are unveiling The Valley’s Plan next month, a first of its kind in the Squamish Valley. It gathers all plans (past, present, future) and clearly explains what we would like to accomplish in the Squamish Valley over the next 10 years.
Community Caregiver Information Session
We are asking Sḵwx̱wú7mesh community members to step forward to support our families, mén̓men and youth.
Squamish Nation CleanBC Energy Saving Program – Last Chance to Sign-Up
Any Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) members living on-reserve who haven’t signed up for the Squamish Nation CleanBC Energy Saving Program and would like to, can do so at the Nexwsp’áyaḵen ta Úxuwmixw (Community Operations) office next week.
Family Wellness Month – November 8 – 29
Ayás Mén̓men (Child & Family Services) is planning events in November to honour our families, create space for connection, and spend time together in fun and healthy ways. There will be events hosted in North Vancouver and Squamish Valley.
EVENT POSTPONED – Honouring our Athletes Event
Due to unforeseen circumstances, we are postponing the event for Chet wa wanáxws kwétsiw̓it na kw’shétsut ta skw’éshetsut (we are honoring those who have played sports) on November 2.
NEW DATE: Oath Signing Ceremony will be held on October 28
Community members are warmly invited to CJMC to join in witnessing and celebrating the special oath-signing ceremony, which marks the election of our new Council and Band Manager.
2025 General Election Results
Chet kw’enmantúmi (we thank you) to our community members for casting your vote in the General Election. As a result, we have elected our Council and Band Manager for the next four years.
Enter the Ticket Lottery
The ticket lottery is back and open from September 23 to November 17, 2025.
Upper Squamish Valley Wildfire Notice
The Squamish Nation is actively monitoring two wildfires in the Upper Squamish Valley. The Mount Willson wildfire is currently 415 hectares and the Simms Creek wildfire near Sims Creek River is just under 240 hectares.