Still here
Our families still live from this land
Hunting, fishing, ranching, and gathering along the Thompson River — the seasonal rounds our people have always kept.
From our community film
From our public record
- Coyote People and Spences BridgeIn the published story traditions, the country around Spences Bridge belongs to the Coyote people.
- Hunters, Fishermen, and the RiverThe Nlaka'pamux were hunters and fishermen. Salmon and venison sustained life along the Thompson and Fraser rivers.
- The Spider and the Upper WorldIn Thompson River traditions, the Spider lowered a hero from the upper world through a hole in the earth, landing at a place declared the centre of the Indian's country.
For community members
Our historical record
We are preparing our public-facing history timeline with our community and sharing it with members. If you're a community member, sign in or request membership to read it.