Today, Selkirk First Nation recognizes the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and Orange Shirt Day. We remember the children who never returned home, honour Survivors and their families, and recognize the lasting, intergenerational impacts of residential schools. Our strength and healing are carried through our land, language, culture, Elders, families, and future generations. Today, …
With sadness, we share that a Selkirk First Nation Citizen passed away overnight. Out of respect for the family and our community, the SFN office will be closed today, Monday, September 28. Please take the day to spend time with your loved ones and care for yourselves and one another. We will reopen tomorrow. Our …
Three of our Elders attended the Healing The Land Conference this week in Moberly Lake, British Columbia. The conference brings together Indigenous leaders, governments, restoration practitioners, researchers, industry partners and community members to advance shared commitments to stewardship and sustainable land management. More information on the event is here: https://healingthelandconference.ca/
Selkirk First Nation Chief and Council have provided an update for Citizens who were unable to access the 2026 Hunting Grant because their 2025 hunting report was incomplete. Those who previously applied and were denied for this reason will have an opportunity to complete their 2025 hunting report and remain eligible for the $1,000 Hunting …
Selkirk First Nation is seeking youth ages 18–35 to apply for the opportunity to attend the 9th National Treaty Simulation January 29–31, 2027.