Kitselas First Nation Opens New Community Centre


Author: The Daily News Now! March 15, 2026 Duration: 1:34
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Kitselas First Nation Opens New Community Centre

The Kitselas First Nation in British Columbia unveils its inaugural community centre, a $24 million project featuring a basketball court, stage, dry sauna, and workout room. The centre, located on the Kitselas Gitaus reserve, will host various events and gatherings, marking a significant milestone for the Tsimshian community. The opening ceremony attracted nearly 200 people, with leaders emphasizing the centres importance for youth and community bonding, addressing transportation challenges and fostering intergenerational connections.

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