This video, posted on John Horgan’s Facebook page, features Russ Chipps, Sc’ianew (Cheanuh, Beecher Bay) First Nations’ Chief, talking about the Indigenous Tribal Canoe Journey that went from T’Sou-ke to Sc’ianew. Even before he was Some Big Dude in B.C., … Continue reading →
-by souNatassia Davies (Originally posted on Facebook—see below— and republished with permission) We made a thing! 💁🏽♀️ My mom (Shelley Davies) and I had the wonderful opportunity to design and paint a mural for the new gas station/Tim Hortons in Sooke … Continue reading →
The doors of the new Tim Horton’s in Sooke opened today, located at 6080 Sooke Rd just east of Edward Milne Community School. As a drive-through convenience store, they have limited seating inside (six two-seaters), none outside (though we hear … Continue reading →
CleanTech Community Gateway and T’Sou-ke First Nation are partnering to develop innovative housing solutions with Indigenous communities. For more information visit www.ctcg.org. Related
Continue reading →T’Sou-ke Nation and the Capital Regional District ratified an agreement today on traditional use and access in Sea to Sea Regional Park. The Agreement is the first of its type within CRD’s Regional Park system and sets out a new relationship … Continue reading →
–T’Sou-ke First Nation Chief and Council Change is in the air for the T’Sou-ke First Nation and their economic development initiatives in and around Sooke. Ground breaking on a new Tim Hortons and Petro-Canada facility is set to commence in … Continue reading →
The following comes from the Tahltan Nation Facebook page. Members of the T’Sou-ke Nation are the original inhabitants of the area called “Sooke.” This video features some of their forward-thinking improvements. Related
Continue reading →–Ministry of Education Three times each school year, the Sooke school district (SD62) comes together to acknowledge Aboriginal student successes – and there are plenty of reasons to celebrate. The events celebrating Aboriginal achievements bring together a variety of Aboriginal … Continue reading →
–CRD Release The Capital Regional District (CRD) Board has unanimously supported an agreement with the T’Sou-ke First Nation to access the Leech Water Supply Area for traditional use activities. The Leech Water Supply Area, purchased by the CRD in 2007 … Continue reading →
The T’Sou-ke Nation has once again been pulling off quiet accomplishments. John Horgan tweeted the following today: And indeed, here’s the proof. A bit of history: Here is a press release from 2009 NEWS RELEASE July 17, 2009 Ministry of … Continue reading →
