Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation

Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation
is a community-oriented organization, dedicated to the health and wellbeing of all Tsq’escném’c

🔴 Red Dress Day: Honoring MMIW+May 5th is recognized as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenou...
05/05/2026

🔴 Red Dress Day: Honoring MMIW+

May 5th is recognized as the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People (MMIW+). ❤️
MMIW+ stands for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, Girls, and gender-diverse people, and this day brings awareness to the ongoing impacts of violence experienced by Indigenous communities.
It is a time to honor, remember, and acknowledge the lives of those who are missing or have been taken, and to stand with the families and communities who continue to carry this grief and seek justice. ❤️
The red dress has become a powerful and widely recognized symbol representing those who are missing and the presence that should still be with us.
MMIW+ is a call to raise awareness, acknowledge the impacts, support one another, and continue advocating for safety, justice, and meaningful change.❤️

Introducing Kukpi7 Brent DixonPlease see the message from Kukpi7 Helen introducing Kukpi7 Brent Dixon.This thoughtful me...
05/01/2026

Introducing Kukpi7 Brent Dixon

Please see the message from Kukpi7 Helen introducing Kukpi7 Brent Dixon.

This thoughtful message speaks to leadership, Secwepemc values, and the importance of guiding our Nation forward with strength, humility, and unity 🩵

✨ Please see the poster for full details ✨

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newly Elected Chief. We are pleased to welcome Chief Brent Dixon as the newly elected Ch...
04/26/2026

Please Join Us in Welcoming Our Newly Elected Chief.

We are pleased to welcome Chief Brent Dixon as the newly elected Chief of Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation.

We look forward to the leadership and commitment he will bring to our community.

Please see the Statement of the Vote for Chief document below for full details.

Congratulations, Chief Dixon!

🚨😂 PSO Jail’n’Bail Update! 😂🚨Well… they didn’t stay locked up for long! 👀Everyone was bailed out! 🎉👏Our TFN crew had an ...
04/24/2026

🚨😂 PSO Jail’n’Bail Update! 😂🚨

Well… they didn’t stay locked up for long! 👀
Everyone was bailed out! 🎉👏

Our TFN crew had an absolute blast it was such a fun event from start to finish! 😆

🧡 Huge thank you to all Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation departments, Mr.T Contracting, and the I Am Awake Foundation for helping bail them all out!

And thank you to everyone who participated, organized, and donated your support for our grads means so much! 🎓✨

On behalf of Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation Chief and Council, we send our love and prayers to Joan and Stewart Phillip during...
04/24/2026

On behalf of Tsq̓éscen̓ First Nation Chief and Council, we send our love and prayers to Joan and Stewart Phillip during this time.

We are keeping Joan in our thoughts as she faces a serious illness, and we wish her comfort, healing, and strength. Our hearts are with both Joan and Grand Chief Stewart Phillip.

Student safety, Wellbeing and Title and Rights within Tsq̓éscen̓úlecwKukpi7 Helen Henderson, Chief Administrative Office...
03/12/2026

Student safety, Wellbeing and Title and Rights within Tsq̓éscen̓úlecw

Kukpi7 Helen Henderson, Chief Administrative Officer Laurelee Bennett, Education Senior Manager Michelle Archie, and Family Wellness Senior Manager Carmon Pete met with School District #27 Superintendent Cheryl Lenardon to discuss the safety and wellbeing of our children attending public schools.

This meeting followed the recent alleged threat involving the local high school. The Superintendent confirmed that our students were safe throughout the situation, and the meeting focused on strengthening communication and coordinated supports for our students and families.

As Title and Rights holders within Tsq̓éscen̓úlecw, the Nation carries a responsibility to advocate for the safety, wellbeing, and success of our students wherever they learn. The discussion focused on strengthening collaboration and developing clear protocols to ensure responses involving our students are timely, culturally safe, and supportive of both students and families.

The conversation was guided by the teachings of T'k̓wenm7íple7tens re Kíkwe – Law of the Valerian Plant, reminding us to plan ahead and wrapping supports around our Stsmelt (children), Tuwiwt (youth), Kw’séltkten (family) and Yecwmeníleten (caregivers)

Kukpi7 shared:
“Our children deserve to feel safe, supported, and proud of who they are wherever they learn. As a Nation, we have a responsibility to lead the way in creating positive change for all children within Tsq̓éscen̓úlecw. By working together with our neighbors and partners, we can build stronger systems that support the wellbeing of our students today and for generations to come.”

Leadership will continue working with the school district to strengthen relationships and ensure culturally safe supports for our students and families.

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners. Kids prizes, Ethan Paul. Snow bike.
11/27/2025

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners.

Kids prizes, Ethan Paul.

Snow bike.

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners. Kids prizes, Athena Cada.iPad. Picked up by her sister.
11/27/2025

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners.

Kids prizes, Athena Cada.

iPad.

Picked up by her sister.

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners. 1st winner, Rachel Daniels.Wood splitter.
11/27/2025

Annual General Assembly 2025, Passport winners.

1st winner, Rachel Daniels.

Wood splitter.

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One Hundred Mile House, BC
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