HBFN Strategic Plan for 2020. Encompassing our Vision, Mission and Goals..

In response to questions received from First Nations members, citizens, and stakeholders, Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) is proactively sharing information to ensure that registered persons with status card can access programs, services, rights, and benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic.

In an effort to support our students and community members we purchased a limited supply of Chromebooks. We understand how important it is to have access to the internet for Education, Community engagement, Work search, Virtual Dr visits and Cultural Connectivity and support while social distancing.

Help phone lines, counselling services, Message from ISC, support for off reserve members, virtual help doctor

703 members covid relief fund

news release

covid-19

office closed Monday March 23

High Bar First Nation Chief and Council would like to invite members to the General Band Meeting March 8th, 2020 at 7645 Hwy 97 Clinton BC.  Lunch is at noon, meeting starts at 1.  RSVP office@hbfn.ca or call 250-459-2117

In late June, a landslide in a remote, rugged canyon along the Fraser River north of Lillooet was reported to authorities. Huge pieces of rock from a 125-metre cliff had sheered off and crashed in to the river, creating a five-metre waterfall. Based on the magnitude of the obstruction, salmon migrating upstream were impeded from naturally proceeding beyond the landslide.