Tsawout Welcomes New Staff in Lands and Fisheries
Introduction to Our Growing Team
Monthly Newsletter: February 2022
February 2022 The Fisheries Department is
Tetayut Creek Engagement Initiative
As stewards of our lands and resources, Tsawout First Nation is committed to protecting environmentally and culturally sensitive areas such as Tetayut Creek.
Road Work Update
Work to improve the safety of Stautw Road will continue through until April 2022.
WLC Community Engagement Initiative (Virtual Meeting)
As stewards of our lands and resources, Tsawout First Nation is committed to protecting environmentally and culturally sensitive areas such as Tetayut Creek.
Education Assistant & Community Support Certificate Program
about eacs Vancouver Island University (VIU) in
Monthly Newsletter: December 2021
December 2021 The Fisheries Department
Event: United as One
Hosted by Patty Underwood and the Tsawout Health Department
Tsawout Partnership with Cascadia Seaweed
Keep updated with the latest from our Fisheries Department.
COVID-19 UPDATE
Please be advised that we are STILL in COVID-19. This means that our community is still experiencing COVID-19 cases. At this time, the numbers are still below what we experienced last year.
