[3] They also jointly own private land holdings with neighbouring First Nations like the Musqueam, Tsleil-Waututh, and Lil’wat.

Approximately $167,740 was consolidated into a single trust account for the newly formed Squamish Nation (which is estimated to be $2,914,252.09 in 2022 dollars).

The Squamish Nation owns land in the Lower Mainland in areas that have some of the highest real estate values in the province.

Additional revenues are earned through businesses owned by the Squamish Nation, such as marinas, a driving range and a gas bar.

[34] Fourteen of the 20 Olympic and Paralympic events took place in the Nation's shared territories, primarily in and around Whistler, BC.

The two nations, whose territories traditionally overlapped around the Whistler area, had signed a Protocol Agreement in 2001 to work together on such opportunities.

The centre features traditional art, cultural and historical displays, wood carvings, an 80-seat theatre, longhouse, pit-house, outdoor forest walk, cafe and gift shop.