Squamish Nation

FNHA: Information on Wildfire Smoke and the COVID-19 Pandemic

Posted by Communications on Sep16, 2020 in Blog

The First Nations Health Authority shared the below information regarding the wildfire smoke and the COVID-19 Pandemic. Information on Wildfire Smoke and the COVID-19 PandemicAir quality has deteriorated throughout BC recently as a result of wildfires in Washington, Oregon and California. The air quality health index (http://www.env.gov.bc.ca/epd/bcairquality/data/aqhi-table.html) is currently “high” or “very high” risk for […]

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North Shore Free and Low-Cost Meals and Groceries

Posted by Communications on Sep16, 2020 in Blog

The North Shore Population Health team at Vancouver Coastal Health and North Shore Emergency Operations Centre’s Food Security working group compiled information to share resources about grocery and meal resources on the North Shore. Click the below links for September 2020 Resources: • North Shore Access Free and Low-Cost Meals and Groceries: volunteer grocery shopping […]

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COVID-19 Needs Assessment Survey

Posted by Communications on Sep15, 2020 in Blog

We have launched another COVID-19 Needs Assessment Survey for the purpose of identifying current COVID-19-related needs in our community. The survey is for Squamish Nation members only. CLICK HERE TO ACCESS THE SURVEY << You can also find it at www.squamish.net/covid-19 It should take no more than five minutes to complete. This survey closed on […]

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Lower Mosquito Creek Salmon Enhancement Project

Posted by Communications on Sep15, 2020 in Blog

Lower Mosquito Creek Salmon Enhancement Project Eslhá7an Village – Kwenimach CONSTRUCTIONWhen: Sept 14th – Sept 30th Where: Downstream of Bewicke Ave Bridge, Upstream of CN Rail Bridge Why: To restore salmon habitat while moving erosive stream forces away from CN Rail and Squamish Nation banks. What to Expect: You can expect to see an Excavator […]

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FIRE HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS

Posted by Communications on Sep11, 2020 in Blog

We would like to remind members of the health and safety implications of fires in the community. Members with health issues cannot inhale smoke because it can make their symptoms worse or exacerbate their condition; this is especially important in these times. For the health and safety of the community, fires in backyards and anywhere […]

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BC Hydro Indigenous Scholarship Program Award Recipients

Posted by Communications on Sep11, 2020 in Blog

Congratulations to Rosemarie Williams and Cascade Campbell. They are award recipients for the 2020/2021 BC Hydro Indigenous Scholarship Program. CLICK HERE for more information about the award recipients.

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Letter from Musqueam

Posted by Communications on Sep10, 2020 in Blog

Musqueam sent a letter to the Squamish Nation on September 4, 2020 to show support for those affected by COVID-19. “Musqueam sends our thoughts and prayers to our family at Squamish Nation that are affected by the COVID-19 coronavirus…As we always have, Musqueam stands in solidarity with our relatives at Squamish Nation.” CLICK HERE to […]

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SD#44 and SD#48 Superintendent Letters

Posted by Communications on Sep09, 2020 in Blog

North Vancouver School District SD# 44CLICK HERE to read the Superintendent Letter September 8, 2020 Sea to Sky SD#48CLICK HERE to view Messages from the SD#48 Superintendent of Schools

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Survey Work on Lower Capilano Road on Friday, Sept. 11

Posted by Communications on Sep09, 2020 in Blog

Metro Vancouver will be conducting survey work on Lower Capilano Road on Friday, September 11, 2020. The work should start around 9 am and will be completed by the end of the day. There will be a traffic control flagger on-site and traffic will be maintained in all directions; though there maybe occasional stoppages of […]

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Upcoming geotechnical work on forest service roads in Stawamus Valley and Indian River Valley

Posted by Communications on Sep04, 2020 in Blog

As project planning for the FortisBC Eagle Mountain Pipeline continues, FortisBC, with their sub-consultant Jacobs, are planning to carry out geotechnical work along forest service roads in the Stawamus Valley and Indian River Valley. For any Nation specific concerns please contact us at 604-351-4610. Geotechnical investigations involve drilling narrow, vertical holes so we can learn […]

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FNHA: Information on Wildfire Smoke and the COVID-19 Pandemic

North Shore Free and Low-Cost Meals and Groceries

COVID-19 Needs Assessment Survey

Lower Mosquito Creek Salmon Enhancement Project

FIRE HEALTH AND SAFETY CONCERNS

BC Hydro Indigenous Scholarship Program Award Recipients

Letter from Musqueam

SD#44 and SD#48 Superintendent Letters

Survey Work on Lower Capilano Road on Friday, Sept. 11

Upcoming geotechnical work on forest service roads in Stawamus Valley and Indian River Valley