Category: Council Updates

Update: Bill S-2 amendments to the Indian Act

Update: Bill S-2 amendments to the Indian Act

Council has declared a State of Emergency in response to the toxic drug crisis and its impact on our people, families and communities.

Warning: Fraudulent letter falsely claiming to be from Squamish Nation

Discussion on Musqueam’s Aboriginal Title Deal

Discussion on Musqueam’s Aboriginal Title Deal

Statement from Nexwsxwníw̓ntm ta Úxwumixw (Chairperson & Council) regarding Musqueam’s Aboriginal Title Deal.

Updated: Council Resolution on Public Safety

Updated: Council Resolution on Public Safety

Council has declared a State of Emergency in response to the toxic drug crisis and its impact on our people, families and communities.

syétsem tl’a syel̓ánem (Annual Report) 2024/5

syétsem tl’a syel̓ánem (Annual Report) 2024/5

Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw is pleased to share the 2024/25 Annual Report. This report shares the Nation’s audited financial statements, performance results, and highlights for the period April 1, 2024 to March 31, 2025. 

syétsem tl’a syel̓ánem (Annual Report) 2024/5    |    Members Only

syétsem tl’a syel̓ánem (Annual Report) 2024/5 | Members Only

We invite Squamish People to read the syétsem tl’a syelánm (Annual Report) for the 2024/2025 fiscal year. The report will be presented at the Annual General Meeting on November 16.

NEW DATE: Oath Signing Ceremony will be held on October 28 

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  

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.

Statement to Squamish Nation Members re: Cowichan Tribes v. Canada Court Case

Statement to Squamish Nation Members re: Cowichan Tribes v. Canada Court Case

We are aware of the BC Supreme Court of British Columbia decision in favour of the Cowichan Alliance’s claims of Aboriginal title to 780 acres in south Richmond, British Columbia, on the south arm of the Fraser River.