Category: Community Notices
Transit Service in the Squamish Valley
Changes are coming to transit service in the Squamish Valley. We want the input of Squamish People to shape the future of transit in our Community and across the Squamish Valley.
Nation provides clarity on Central 1 building
A Vancouver Sun story published today reports that Nch’ḵaý Development Corporation is negotiating to purchase the Central 1 office building at 1441 Creekside Drive in Vancouver. The article appeared before we had the opportunity to brief the community. We therefore wish to clarify the situation:
Community Caregiver Information Session
Join the Ayás Mén̓men (Child & Family Services) resident Elders and resource team to learn more about being a caregiver in our community.
Cannabis Stores in our Community – Please Complete the Survey
We want to hear from community members. What are your thoughts about cannabis stores being located on Sḵwx̱wú7mesh land?
Assistance with Rent Program
Administered by Hiy̓ám̓ Housing, Squamish Nation Assistance with Rent Program provides support to Members paying market rental rates, including those living on- and off-reserve, out of province, or out of country.
Jordan’s Principle Settlement
Claim applications are now being accepted for compensation for First Nations Child & Family Services and Jordan’s Principle Settlement
New Director of Nexwsp’áyaḵen ta Smets’álḵen Kw’áxwa7 (IT)
We are pleased to announce the appointment of a new Director of Nexwsp’áyaḵen ta Smets’álḵen Kw’áxwa7 (IT), Mike Hughes, who has been working in and around IT for over 40 years.
New Executive Director for Ḵ’iyáx̱an Ch’áwch’aw (Community Services)
We are very pleased to share the Squamish Nation’s new Executive Director for Ḵ’iyáx̱an Ch’áwch’aw (Community Services), Brian Baker.
Housing Allocation Coming in 2025: Update Your Information Today
The Squamish Nation has updated its Housing Allocations Policy to enhance clarity, transparency, and consistency in managing the Housing List and making allocation decisions. This updated policy will guide the next housing allocation process, which includes up to 15 lots and homes. The new allocation is expected to take place in 2025, marking the first allocation in seven years.