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Squamish First Nation

The Squamish Nation are descendants of the Coast Salish peoples, who inhabited a vast territory within the Lower Mainland region of British Columbia, from Vancouver to Gibson’s Landing to the area north of Howe Sound.

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The Squamish Nation is comprised of descendants of the Coast Salish peoples, who inhabited a vast territory within the Lower Mainland region of British Columbia, from Vancouver to Gibson’s landing to the area north of Howe Sound.

The Squamish Nation continues to govern communities throughout its traditional territory, including some within the boundaries of the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District, mainly in and around the District of Squamish.

Although the Squamish-Lillooet Regional District (SLRD) does not provide services directly to the Squamish Nation, the organization is committed to strengthening relations between the two governments.

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