Keeping the Community Safe is a Community Decision As the COVID-19 numbers continue to decline and the virus becomes less of a public health threat, funding from the government for the Checkpoints will end very soon and we need your input. Since...
Read moreWe encourage anyone affected by experiences with Residential Schools to seek healing and support through the Indian Residential Schools Survivor Society or a trusted health care provider. Read more for a list of available supports and...
Read moreCheam Health is holding a Youth Vaccine Clinic Wednesday, June 9 in the Cheam gym. The Clinic starts at 11:00 AM and will run with scheduled appointments (no walk-in appointments will be available). Appointments can be made by contacting Marlana...
Read moreWe are truly heartbroken to learn of the discovery of the mass grave of young children and students of the Kamloops Residential School. This loss is felt by many. We honour the lives of those 215 children and hold up their families in our...
Read moreCouncil and Staff are looking into building garden boxes for Community use this season and want to know how many Community Members would be interested in using them. The boxes, water and soil would be provided and Community members would be...
Read moreThank you to everyone who participated and provided feedback on the Landfill Remediation and Closure Survey. We will do our best to incorporate this feedback into future planning for the site and will share more information with the Community on...
Read moreWe are committed to working more closely with you to improve engagement and better guide our planning and decision-making on Cheam First Nation’s landfill remediation and other essential projects that affect our community. We recognize that...
Read moreFor Immediate Release April 15, 2021 Cheam Territory (Rosedale, B.C. CANADA) –Cheam First Nation is deeply concerned about and surprised by the recent announcement from Bridal Veil Mountain Resort Project (BVMR) proponents contemplating a...
Read morePlease note changes in policy. Blue bags are no longer accepted. All Recyclables must be loose in container. Containers can be blue bins, garbage cans or containers with lids that are well-marked ‘Recycle’. Shredded paper should not...
Read moreThis past week, the EOC team has been diligently working alongside the First Nation Health Authority, Fraser Health, Seabird Island Health and Emergency Management BC to ensure wrap around support services are provided to those Members with...
Read moreSince January 1, 2021, the Cheam Emergency Operations Centre (EOC) has reported three (3) confirmed cases of COVID-19 with Members that are living in and out of the Community. The EOC team is working with the Fraser Health Authority, Emergency...
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