Capitol Hill Community Hall

The Tsleil-Waututh Nation, located in North Vancouver District, BC, is one of the many groups of Coast Salish peoples in the Pacific Northwest. Their holistic vision seeks to balance ethical growth with traditional Tsleil-Waututh values, reflecting a deep knowledge of the lands and waters of their territory. Engaged in various community initiatives, the Nation is actively involved in projects such as the Ghost Gear Removal Project aimed at protecting Burrard Inlet, and the development of Statlw District, which will create a vibrant community space for living, working, and learning. The Tsleil-Waututh Nation also participates in cultural events, including the 2025 Juno Awards, showcasing their rich heritage and commitment to community engagement. Generated from the website

Slovenian Society Vancouver is a nonprofit organization established in 1958, dedicated to uniting Slovenians in Vancouver and the Lower Mainland. Its mission focuses on preserving Slovenian traditions, language, and culture through socialization, singing, dancing, and culinary arts. The heart of the Society's activities is Slovenian Hall, located at 5762 Sprott Street in Burnaby, BC. Purchased in 1972, the hall hosts cultural and social events, including a Slovenian school, and is available for rent, accommodating up to 150 people with gated parking for approximately 60 vehicles. Generated from the website

Parkgate Community Centre is a vibrant hub for recreation and cultural activities in North Vancouver District, offering a diverse range of programs and events designed to promote health, fitness, and community engagement. The centre supports residents in making connections and staying active while providing access to various facilities, including arts and culture programs and fitness opportunities. In addition to its recreational offerings, Parkgate Community Centre hosts events like Live Local summer concerts and provides essential support services such as financial assistance and volunteer opportunities. The centre recognizes and respects the traditional unceded territories of the S wx w 7mesh Squamish Nation and s lilw ta Tsleil-Waututh Nation peoples, fostering a sense of community and inclusivity for all participants. Generated from the website