Tag: shishalh Nation

41 additional unmarked graves found around Sechelt residential school site

shíshálh Nation has announced the discovery of 41 additional unmarked graves, bringing the community total to 81. 

District of Sechelt councilor asks mayor to step aside 

District of Sechelt’s mayor has been given a choice to either step down or accept restricted duty, but he...

Shishalh Nation members attend memorial march in Vancouver 

Members of the shishalh Nation held a quilted banner in East Vancouver to honour everyone who has been murdered...

‘We are disappointed, and denounce disrespectful comments,’ shishalh Nation chief

 The shishalh Nation chief says circulating posts and comments surrounding the Dock Management Plan are misleading.  According to a media...

Historic agreement reached between the SCRD and shishalh Nation 

The Sunshine Coast Regional District and the shishalh Nation have decided to adopt what they are calling a historic...
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