How the robin got its red breast

by Sechelt Nation, The Sechelt Nation

In the very beginning when the world was young and some of the first Sechelt people were living in a cave, many things w...

She shashishalhem, the Sechelt language

by Ronald C. Beaumont

Helen Dawe's Sechelt

by Helen Dawe

Ch'askin

by Donna Joe

Spelmu'lh was the father of the Sechelt people.

Salmon Boy

by Donna Joe

Long, long ago, a boy lived in a village called kalpilin, the winter home of the Sechelt Nation.

Sechelt dictionary

by Ronald C. Beaumont

Sechelt agreement-in-principle

by Canada. Dept. of Indian Affairs and Northern Development

Mayuk the grizzly bear

by Sechelt Nation, The Sechelt Nation

Not so many years ago there was an elder of the Sechelt people named Joe La Dally who had a new great grandson he was ve...

Helen Dawe's Sechelt

by Helen Dawes

Story of the Sechelt Nation

by Lester Peterson

How the Robin Got Its Red Breast

by Sechelt Nation

In the very beginning when the world was young and some of the first Sechelt people were living in a cave, many things w...

The story of the Sechelt nation

by Lester Ray Peterson

Cougar Lady

by Rosella Leslie

The Salish People: Volume IV: The Sechelt and South-Eastern ...

by Charles Hill-Tout

A new beginning

Courtenay, Comox, Parksville, Qualicum Beach, Campbell River...

by Mapart

Recent treaties in land claims and self-government

by Christine Scotnicki

First Nations water rights in British Columbia

by Kelly Babcock

Trying to get it back

by Gillian Weiss

The Native creative process

by Douglas Cardinal