BUSINESS
New Job Feels Like “Coming Home”
December 12, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelThe First Nations Health Authority has chosen Dr. Evan Adams as its chief medical officer following a Canada-wide recruitment effort.
Dr. Adams is the ‘favourite son’ of Sliammon, first gaining fame as one of the stars in the film Smoke … Read More
Salish Eye stays in focus despite pain
December 10, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelA traumatic injury laid Tricia Thomas low, but hasn’t stopped her from looking at the big picture.
It happened in an instant. Last January, two days before the first big job for her new company, a car accident changed the … Read More
Malahat waterfront development moves forward
December 10, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelThe project will be first-ever economic development for the nation and could eventually create up to 30 full-time jobs
Malahat Nation is preparing the final plans for an oceanfront development in Mill Bay that will also serve as a new … Read More
TRANSITION TO THE CORPORATE SECTOR
December 10, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelFormer chief Baird lands two private consulting jobs
Kim Baird is using skills acquired over six terms as chief of Tsawwassen First Nation – including guiding her nation to BC’s first urban treaty – in the corporate sector.
She has … Read More
A heron’s-eye view of cando for this Nester
December 10, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelPatricia McDougall is one of the people in the Herons Nest, Naut’sa mast Tribal Council’s grassroots economic development project. As a graphic recorder and facilitator, she participated in the recent CANDO event in Nanaimo and helped out at the NmTC … Read More
Log dump in Sliammon land deal
October 4, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelSliammon First Nation and the City of Powell River have purchased Catalyst Paper’s share of the pulp and paper company’s surplus lands.
In the Sept. 19 deal, Tees’kwat Land Holdings and the city’s development arm paid $3 million for eleven … Read More
Digital Mapping
October 4, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelA POWERFUL RIGHTS AND TITLE TOOL
During a four-day Indigenous mapping workshop at the University of Victoria, representatives from over 100 aboriginal organizations shared stories and ideas about using Google technology in their territories. Combining old and new knowledge, … Read More
Housing on menu at Malahat Nation
October 1, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelMalahat Nation hosted a one-day information session in early September on Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada’s new approach to housing support.
The approach aims to align AANDC funding in a way that supports First Nations in developing and implementing … Read More
Aboriginal economic development
September 11, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelOur nations help host CANDO National Conference
More than 400 Aboriginal economic development officers from across Canada will visit Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council (NmTC) communities later this month at the annual CANDO national conference in Nanaimo.
The theme for the … Read More
Kwunew Kwasun puts Malahat back on map
September 11, 2014 | Salish Sea SentinelNation celebrates with grand opening of the new cultural resource centre
Eliana Harry received thunderous applause when she spoke at a grand opening for Malahat Nation’s new cultural centre and library on August 6.
The eight-year-old, wearing a pink floral … Read More