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Sen̓áḵw Towers set to open 113 years after Squamish people forced from site

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In 1913, a barge arrived at Sen̓áḵw Indian Reserve No. 6. Residents were ordered aboard by Indian agents, towed out to sea and set adrift to watch while their village was burned to the ground. Now, the village has returned.

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Sen̓áḵw Towers set to open 113 years after Squamish people forced from site

In 1913, a barge arrived at Sen̓áḵw Indian Reserve No. 6. Residents were ordered aboard by Indian agents, towed out to sea and set adrift to watch while their village was burned to the ground. Now, the village has returned.

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Vancouver Sun broke the news in on Thursday, March 19, 2026.
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