Ta na wa Téy̓wilhay̓lhem
Public Safety
Wa Ns7eyx̱ ta Úxwumixw
Phone: 604-982-9938
Email: public_safety@squamish.net
North Shore CST: 236-558-0145
Squamish Valley CST: 672-377-8350
The Community Safety Team (CST) provides a pro-active, visible, preventive, and trauma-informed approach to community safety by supporting the day-to-day safety of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh people. CST are the eyes and ears of the community on public safety issues. They also provide support in crisis and emergency situations.
The newly formed Community Safety Team (CST) provides a pro-active, preventive, and trauma-informed approach to the day-to-day safety of Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Members on- and off-reserve. They are the eyes and ears of the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh People on community safety issues and proactively observe, record, educate, and report safety incidents. They also assist Members who are affected by crisis and emergency situations.
Wa Ns7eyx̱ ta Úxwumixw can be interpreted as ‘guarding the people’.
Nation Updates
Letter from Nexwsxwníw̓ntm ta Úxwumixw | Update on Squamish Nation Distribution Program
To the Squamish People, The Squamish Nation Council is pleased to announce approval for a special payment, again this year, ahead of the holidays.
Our Children Our Way Society Welcomes New Ruling from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal, Demands Immediate Action from Canada on Jordan’s Principle
The Our Children Our Way Society is applauding the latest ruling from the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal (CHRT) which reinforces the obligation of the Government of Canada to eliminate its systemic discrimination against First Nations children.
