Within the Lower Mainland, k'ʷeq'ənəq represents one of the last and most significant pieces of Crown land where our Nations could implement our rights and enable the prosperity and well-being of our people. It is an essential part of our vision for economic reconciliation.

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Together, we are asking the government to adhere to its own legislation and return k’ʷeq’ənəq to the Nations to: - Implement the Reconciliation calls-to-action to address historical injustices - Meaningfully and respectfully engage with the Nations towards long-term economic

It's time for k’ʷeq’ənəq to be returned to the Kwantlen, Katzie, and Semiahmoo (KKS) Nations!

If #reconciliation is important to you, show your support to the Katizie, Kwantlen and Semiahmoo Nations! Learn more about k’ʷeq’ənəq on our official k’ʷeq’ənəq for KKS page: kksfirstnations.ca #KKSfirstnations #KweqenqForKKS #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION #Katzie

For thousands of years, the Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo Nations have been the stewards of k'ʷeq'ənəq. Join us in honouring our heritage and advocating for its return. Learn more here: KKSFirstNations.ca #KKSfirstnations #KweqenqForKKS #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION

As Coast Salish people, the relationship between the Katzie, Kwantlen and Semiahmoo (KKS) First Nations is based on shared cultural and spiritual practices, language connections, teachings and responsibilities to the land and resources, and broad kinship ties that stretch back

Both the Governments of Canada and British Columbia have enacted legislation to fully adopt and implement the UNDRIP as the framework for reconciliation. k'ʷeq'ənəq is a chance for the government to demonstrate reconciliation. k'ʷeq'ənəq represents a moment of truth when Canada

Within the Lower Mainland, k'ʷeq'ənəq represents one of the last and most significant pieces of Crown land where our Nations could implement our rights and enable the prosperity and well-being of our people. It is an essential part of our vision for economic reconciliation.

For thousands of years, the Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo Nations have been the stewards of k'ʷeq'ənəq. Join us in honouring our heritage and advocating for its return. Learn more here: KKSFirstNations.ca #KKSfirstnations #KweqenqForKKS #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION

Within the Lower Mainland, k'ʷeq'ənəq represents one of the last and most significant pieces of Crown land where our Nations could implement our rights and enable the prosperity and well-being of our people. It is an essential part of our vision for economic reconciliation.

The return of k'ʷeq'ənəq is a collaborative effort. We are grateful to all who attended our announcement event and those who have voiced support since. We are working together to take back this land we call k'ʷeq'ənəq. As we do this work, each day we get stronger, and each day

If we truly want to talk about reconciliation, we need to be willing to talk about land. Transferring k'ʷeq'ənəq represents a moment of truth when Canada must demonstrate its commitment to implementing UNDRIP and the principles respecting Canada’s relationship with Indigenous

This land within k'ʷeq'ənəq is a hub for Katzie, Kwantlen and Semiahmoo. It is where the three Nations have always crossed paths, and there is a vast trade network extending across these lands. Unfortunately, many of the traditional food resources and natural medicines used to

"Both the governments of Canada and British Columbia have enacted legislation to adopt UNDRIP. Unfortunately, we just keep hearing, ‘We’re working out our UNDRIP plan,’ and we haven’t seen any real action taken yet. Government needs to be brave if it truly wants to enact

How Can You Support Our Cause? The Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo Nations are committed to the return and preservation of k'ʷeq'ənəq, but we need your support to make it happen. Here’s how you can help: Visit Our Website: Learn more about our mission and the significance of

If we truly want to talk about reconciliation, we need to be willing to talk about land. Transferring k'ʷeq'ənəq represents a moment of truth when Canada must demonstrate its commitment to implementing UNDRIP and the principles respecting Canada’s relationship with Indigenous

For thousands of years, the Katzie, Kwantlen, and Semiahmoo Nations have been the stewards of k'ʷeq'ənəq. Join us in honouring our heritage and advocating for its return. Learn more here: KKSFirstNations.ca #KKSfirstnations #KweqenqForKKS #Reconciliation #ReconciliACTION

k’ʷeq’ənəq is at the heart of our vibrant community. The Katzie, Kwantlen and Semiahmoo Nations are united in our shared history and collective vision for the future. Together, we are stronger. Our community's support is the cornerstone of our journey towards reclaiming

"We are coming together as three Nations, as a family, working together to honour the countless past, present, and future generations of our Kwantlen, Katzie and Semiahmoo people. We owe that to them, and the government owes that to us. It’s time. It’s not the time to talk