COVID-19 Information
During this pandemic, the Líl̓wat Nation website will be featuring its blog on the front page for ease of use. You can scroll through the entries of use the search box at the top right hand of this page.
For reliable COVID-19 information please visit:
BC Centre for Disease Control
First Nations Health Authority
Líl̓wat Nation Post-Secondary Update (April 10)
The following information is for post-secondary students attending classes at Tśzil learning Centre and other post-secondary schools. Emergency Resources Provided by the Ts̓zil Learning Centre In 2019, Líl̓wat Nation introduced the Emergency Scholarship program that [...]
LLH Nurses Are Here To Support You
A Message from Líl̓wat Health and Healing's Nursing Team:
Thompson Rivers University Update
For our community members attending Thompson Rivers University in Kamloops, we are pleased to present the following message from TRU president, Brett Fairbairn.
BC Hydro COVID-19 Relief Fund Update (April 10)
Learn what you need to know to receive BC Hydro relief by reading the FAQ below.
Direct Deposit Available for Income Assistance Cheques
A Message for Community Social Services All income assistance clients can call the band office next Tuesday, April 14 to Thursday, April 16with their correct banking information if you would like your Income Assistance cheque [...]
A Progressive Community Moving
Towards Self-Determination
Líl̓wat Nation is a progressive First Nations community located 7 km north of Pemberton, BC. With a membership of almost 2,200 people — approximately 1,450 of whom live in the community — the Líl̓wat Nation is the third largest First Nation in British Columbia.
The Nation is striving towards self-determination for, and by, its citizens by continuing to exert control over its Traditional Territory and resources. With economic development focused on land and resource management, Líl̓wat Nation is building the economic foundation for a sustainable community by exploring opportunities in retail, forestry, agriculture, energy projects and construction.
Líl̓wat Nation’s government, headed by an elected chief, a cultural chief and an 11-person council, is committed to transparency and employs best practices in all aspects of governance.
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