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Addressing dike issues to help Kwikwetlem First Nation move past historical grievances

For the Kwikwetlem First Nation, upgrading the dikes along the lower Coquitlam River means much more than protecting its slakəyánc community from flooding. Band Coun. George Chaffee said its partnership with the City of Coquitlam will help the Nation move past historical colonial grievances, and towards understanding and reconciliation. Chaffee noted it was the first […]

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