Squamish Nation celebrates dedicated 'Language Nest'

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Squamish Nation celebrates dedicated 'Language Nest'

The first official public open house has been held for The Language Nest, formerly known as The Little Yellow Schoolhouse. It was once slated for demolition but was saved and repurposed as the official language centre for the Squamish Nation.

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