In the early 80’s they were facing a staggering 60 per cent unemployment rate, now the Tsleil-Waututh First Nation is a model of success. They’ve brought it down to just three per cent.
This driving range on their land is just one of the contributing factors to its success, the band has embraced development on their reserve, which has created jobs.
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They also say they’ve partnered with companies to train and employ their people on projects here on the Lower Mainland, such as Seaspan’s ship building contract.
Just one of several projects that’s expected to keep the Tsleil-Waututh First Nations employed for years to come.
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