Heiltsuk Tribal Council

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226 N Wabalisla St
Central Coast, BC V0T 1Z0
+1 (250) 957-2381
http://heiltsuknation.ca

The Heiltsuk Tribal Council is a proud Indigenous Nation located on the Central Coast of British Columbia, with a rich history that spans thousands of years. Committed to advocating for the rights and well-being of the Haizaqv people, the Council focuses on preserving and revitalizing cultural heritage while fostering sustainable relationships with the environment.

By sharing their stories, challenges, and triumphs, the Heiltsuk Tribal Council aims to raise awareness and inspire positive change. They invite others to celebrate their culture and traditions, promoting connections and dialogue for a deeper understanding of their way of life and a more inclusive, sustainable future.

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