Lil'wat Nation

Squamish Farmers' Market is a community market offering a variety of locally grown produce, handmade goods, and artisanal products. With a focus on supporting local vendors and promoting sustainable living, visitors can enjoy a unique shopping experience while connecting with the vibrant Squamish community. Generated from their business information

The Lilwat Nation is a progressive First Nations community located 7 km north of Pemberton, British Columbia, with a membership of nearly 2,275 individuals, approximately 1,490 of whom reside within the community. Committed to self-determination, the Nation focuses on exerting control over its traditional territory and resources while fostering economic development in sectors such as retail, forestry, agriculture, energy projects, and construction. Governed by an elected chief, a cultural chief, and an 11-person council, the Lilwat Nation emphasizes transparency and best practices in governance. As it envisions a sustainable future, the community actively celebrates and reclaims its culture and language through various initiatives and programs. Generated from the website

N'Quatqua First Nation Lands & Resource, located in the heart of the scenic Squamish-Lillooet region, has been dedicated to serving the N'Quatqua Anderson Lake Band Membership since 1987. With an emphasis on honoring and respecting their lands and resources, the organization's mission focuses on promoting healthy families and supporting the development of self-governance while respecting cultural heritage. Established as an Indian Reserve in September 1858, N'Quatqua provides a variety of services, including community health and family support, through its Band Office and Health Station. The organization values open and inclusive governance, encouraging all community members to participate and reflect the rich traditions of the N'Quatqua culture. Generated from the website