Katzie First Nation building new business park
There is a new development planned on Katzie First Nation land, called the Eagle Meadows Business Park.
The new venture by the First Nations neighbour to both the cities of Maple Ridge and Pitt Meadows will be a 17 acre light industrial complex, located off Bonson Road and Wharf Street, in the northeast corner of the Katzie’s Reserve 1.
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Operators for Grant Narrows area in Pitt Meadows found
Katzie First Nation will once again be taking on management of the Grant Narrows lands at Pitt Lake.
The province is finalizing a long-term lease agreement with the First Nation’s economic development firm, Katzie Development Limited Partnership (KDLP), in order for Katzie to actively manage what the Ministry of Forests calls the “vacant crown lands at Grant Narrows” that the public uses for recreational purposes.
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New conservation area being created in Pitt River Valley
The Katzie First Nation are partnering with a new environmental group in a project to restore salmon runs and protect wildlife in the Pitt River Watershed.
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Katzie Language Sign Unveiling at at Spirit Square and Waterfront Commons Parks
Pitt Meadows Mayor Bill Dingwall and Katzie First Nation Chief Grace George unveiled two new park signs featuring Katzie language translations at Spirit Square and Waterfront Commons Park on March 8, 2021. Learn more about the park signage project at pittmeadows.ca/parksprojects.
Katzie First Nation sues BC Hydro over Alouette River impacts
B.C.’s Katzie First Nation is suing BC Hydro and the provincial government, alleging breaches of a contract to mitigate impacts of power generation work on the Alouette River.
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