Our Future

Simpcw First Nation is committed to creating a strong future for our people. We strive to uphold our culture, as well as work towards economic sustainability and professional development for our community.

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Hello everyone

Simpcw First Nation is one of 17 bands that make up the Secwepemc Nation. Simpcwul’ecw (Simpcw territory) covers 5,000,000 hectares and extends north to Kakwa Park, south to Vinsulla, west of Goat River, and east of Jasper, including the North Thompson Valley. Simpcw people are known for their hunting and shing abilities, as well their extensive plant and wildlife knowledge.

Administration Office

Simpcw First Nation: 7555 Dunn Lake Road, Barriere, B.C.

Of ce Hours: 8 am-4 pm Monday to Friday

Reach Us: Phone: 250.672.9995

Fax: 250.672.5858

Email: reception@simpcw.com

Web: www.simpcw.com

Azure Lake in Wells Gray Park

Photo Holly Louwerse

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