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Community gathers in Enderby for Orange Shirt Day Truth and Reconciliation Walk

The community joined together for Enderby's Orange Shirt Day Truth and Reconciliation Walk.

Splatsin rescinds evacuation alert in Salmon River IR1

Splatsin has rescinded the evacuation alert in Salmon River IR1 that was issued on Aug. 1 due to the Bradley Creek Wildfire.

Ribbon cutting opens Mara Lake to Grindrod section of Rail Trail

A ribbon cutting has officially opened up a new section of the Splatsin te Secwépemc / Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail between Mara Lake and Grindrod.

Splatsin welcomes Sinixt Canoe Journey into Secwépemcúl̓ecw

Splatsin Kukpi7 Edna Felix, Tkwamipla7 and community members gathered at Martha Creek Boat Launch near Revelstoke to welcome the Sinixt Canoe Journey as visitors in Secwépemcúl̓ecw.

Splatsin Homes marks major milestone during construction

Splatsin Homes crew team successfully stood the first full wall at the show home site. 

Splatsin provides update on Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail

Yucmenlúcwu Civil Construction crews continue to make progress on the Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail, with work now focused on completing the final details of the Mara Community Hall parking lot, located beside the Shuswap River.

Splatsin Homes builds benches to honour history along the Rail Trail

Enderby locals and visitors can now sit while honouring history, as Splatsin Homes completes the construction of benches made of reclaimed wood.

Supporting local food growth in Splatsin

Crews from Splatsin Homes are building garden beds to boost local food production and support families in the community.

Indigenous-owned Gen7 Fuel opening fourth North Okanagan location

North Okanagan's newest, 100 per cent Indigenous-owned fuel and convenience store is opening up its fourth location in Enderby next week.

Enderby student joins team building future Splatsin Homes

Splatsin Homes has welcomed Kh’Alen Jones to the construction team to help with his carpentry training. 

Mild weather helps advance work on Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail

Construction on the Shuswap North Okanagan Rail Trail has been progressing this winter thanks to mild conditions and steady work.

Splatsin show homes ceremony marks milestone in community housing

The Splatsin Development Corporation held a groundbreaking ceremony this week for the Splatsin Homes show home in Enderby, marking a major milestone in climate-resilient and energy-efficient housing.

Splatsin to host chronic wasting disease info session

The Splatsin Band is hosting a workshop and info session on chronic wasting disease (CWD) to educate participants on the disease and how they can protect wildlife and community health. 

New Splatsin bursary fund following record-breaking golf fundraiser

The Splatsin Development Corporation (SDC) announced the launch of a new bursary fund after their 2025 SDC Classic Golf and Cultural Event raised $71,299.61 to support Splatsin members in pursuing education, training and career opportunities. 

Splatsin adds new snowplow to improve winter road safety

The Splatsin Tax Department has purchased a new snowplow to help keep roads safer during the winter.

Splatsin Development Corporation donates $120K to residential school monument project

The Splatsin Development Corporation (SDC) has gifted $120,000 to the Splatsin Residential School Monument Project, completing the final funding required to move the project into full fabrication and installation.

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