Squamish Indian Band Capilano Reserve No. 5 urban design study / E.J. Gaboury & Associates.: R44-128/1976E-PDF
"The Squamish Indian Band has experienced a period of unprecedented growth and development over the past ten years. During this period, the Band Council assumed a greater degree of control and responsibility over every aspect of Band affairs. Today, a wide range of programs, community services and development projects are now administered by a large and dynamic organization. A practical result of this activity has been the development of the Band's organizational, managerial, negotiation and financial skills. The most significant result of this process, however, has been the development of the Band Council's ability to set goals, determine policy, make plans and provide direction for the social, political, legal and economic advancement of the Squamish Indian Band"--Preface.
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| Title | Squamish Indian Band Capilano Reserve No. 5 urban design study / E.J. Gaboury & Associates. |
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