Category: Community Notices
2025 Housing List
We are pleased to share the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) 2025 Housing List. The list reflects changes and additions made over the last several years, and is up to date as of April 2025.
Ḵw’eshḵw’shétsutay̓ (Playing Place) Open to Community Members
We are pleased to announce that Ḵw’eshḵw’shétsutay̓ (Playing Place) is open. There are a few drop-in activities taking place in Ḵw’eshḵw’shétsutay̓ this summer including pickleball, floor hockey, and tennis. There is open floor time for community members.
Dryden Creek Fire Update
The BC Wildfire Service is continuing its efforts to suppress the Dryden Creek fire which broke out late Monday afternoon.
General Election: Nomination Package for Chairperson, Council or Band Manager
Members can start completing the Nomination Package for Chairperson, Council or Band Manager. The Nomination Package shows your base of support, background, skills, and why you would like to represent our community.
Ḵw’eshḵw’shétsutay̓ Grand Opening Event
Join us at Ḵw’eshḵw’shétsutay̓ (multi-purpose recreation building) on June 20 to check out the facility, participate in youth sports activities, share a meal, and cheer on the North Shore Indians.
Election & Referendum Law Vote Results
A substantial number of Members voted for the Election and Referendum Law. There were 899 total voters, including online and in-person ballots. Read the vote results.
Online Voting Issue: Election & Referendum Law
The Electoral Commission has decided to restart online voting for the Election & Referendum Law vote. There was an error in the wording of one of the online voting questions.
Election & Referendum Law: Online Voting Starts Tomorrow
Online voting opens tomorrow. Have you signed up for a One Feather account to vote online? Members 18+ can vote on the Election and Referendum Law starting on May 17th.
Letter from Nexwsxwníw̓ntm ta Úxwumixw | Squamish Nation Responds to Bill-15
The Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) is calling on the Province to immediately withdraw Bill 15. Khelsilem, Council Chairperson, has written to the Province outlining the Nation’s key concerns.