Plenty of dark and scary costumes for Halloween
Halloween was a big hit this year at the Soda Creek gym even though attendance was limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. “It went awesome. I want to thank everybody for …
What to name our community?
Members have previously voted to change the name of Soda Creek Indian Band. Chief and Council are ready to proceed with a name change. However, before doing so, they would …
Health services enjoyed by community and staff
Staff and community members enjoyed appointments with three health specialists from October 21 to 23. “It was very well attended by the community and staff. Everyone wants to have them …
Treaty team presents to WLSS students
Treaty Manager Gordon Keener and Communications Coordinator Max Winkelman went to Williams Lake Secondary School for an informative presentation on Treaty to Grade 12 Law Students. “I think the presentation …
Roxanne Pop has a new role at Soda Creek Band
Roxanne Pop, the granddaughter of Ralph and Minnie Phillips, has been working at the Xatśūll Heritage Site since she was 14, missing just one summer, but has taken on a …
Remediation continues at Mount Polley Mine site
Soda Creek Indian Band (SCIB) staff toured the ongoing remediation work on Hazeltine and Edney Creek on September 29, 2020. The remediation is due to a tailings storage facility dam …
New counsellor services available at Xatśūll
Bill McGinnis is now offering counselling at Xatśūll once a week. “I came from the Cariboo Friendship Society. I was working there for 13 years as a mental health counsellor. …
Xatśūll members learn to trap beavers
Staff from Gibraltar Mine were out at the Whispering Willows Campsite on Oct. 2 and 3 to teach Xatśūll members how to trap beavers. The training was led by Joanne …