Tag: Snuneymuxw

Canoe racing, soccer, basketball tournaments planned for Snuneymuxw Days 

The Snuneymuxw First Nation says everyone in the community is invited to the annual Snuneymuxw Days celebration next week. 

Harbour Chandler to open shop at the Village at stilnup 

An established marine supply shop will move to the new Village at Stlilnup development in Nanaimo this summer. 

AAP on proposed municipal election boundary change in Nanaimo begins 

An Alternate Approval Process (AAP) asking elector permission to expand Nanaimo’s municipal voting boundaries to include Snuneymuxw reserve lands begins today. 

Snuneymuxw to open Village at stilnup this summer 

Snuneymuxw First Nation has announced the name of a new community hub near the Departure Bay Ferry Terminal. 

Nanaimo will hold AAP for boundary change to allow Snuneymuxw memebrs to vote in municipal elections 

Nanaimo will hold an alternative approval process for proposed changes that would allow Snuneymuxw members living on reserve within the city to vote in municipal elections. 

Snuneymuxw members living on reserve in Nanaimo may soon be able to vote in municipal elections 

Members of the Snuneymuxw First Nation living on reserve land surrounded by the City of Nanaimo may soon be able to vote for Nanaimo’s mayor and council. 

Nanaimo first Nation agrees to purchase Great Canadian Casino Vancouver 

Snuneymuxw First Nation has agreed to purchase another casino on the mainland. 

Snuneymuxw expands casino business to mainland with two purchases 

Snuneymuxw First Nation says its wholly-owned corporation Petroglyph Development Group (PDG) will acquire two mainland casinos, following a deal announced Oct. 30.

194 acres added to Snuneymuxw reserve land 

Three parcels of land totaling 194.7 acres have been added to Snuneymuxw First Nation reserve lands. 
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