Semiahmoo First Nation

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16007 Beach Rd

White Rock, BC V3Z

+1 (604) 536-1080

http://semiahmoofirstnation.ca

The Semiahmoo First Nation is a proud transboundary nation located in both Canada and the United States, with a rich history of inhabiting territories across Washington State, the Strait of Georgia, and the Lower Mainland of British Columbia for thousands of years. Traditionally focused on fishing for sustenance, the Semiahmoo people maintain strong cultural ties to the Lummi and Nooksack nations, sharing a common language and fishing methods.

Despite facing challenges such as lack of access to clean running water and adequate sewage services, the Semiahmoo First Nation is committed to achieving true economic independence and autonomy. Their ongoing efforts reflect a deep desire to secure the same rights and resources enjoyed by neighboring communities, as they work towards charting their own social and economic destiny.

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