“Our communities, we want prosperity, we want certainty, but we have to do it together, it can’t be at the expense of our communities,”  — Hereditary Chief Huy wu qw, Laxele’wuts’aat.

Hereditary Chief Huy wu qw, Laxele’wuts’aat is speaking up about the political divide over land rights, expressing disappointment in Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre “for trying to fan the flames of fear and try[ing] to instill this ‘us against them’ attitude when it comes to respect and recognition for the inherent rights and title of First Nations people.” 

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