Band Council

• GOVERNANCE TYPE: Not Applicable
• TERM EXPIRES: 07/17/2025
• CHIEF: PAMELA O'DONAGHEY ROBERTSON
• NUMBER OF COUNCIL MEMBERS:4
• PAMELA O'DONAGHEY ROBERTSON
• DAWN ANGUS
• DEBBIE O'HANDLEY
• DIANE THOMAS

Contact Information

• BAND WEBSITE: http://www.bostonbarfirstnation.com/
• PHONE NUMBER: (604) 867-8844
• FAX NUMBER: (604) 867-9317
• ADDRESS: PO BOX 369, BOSTON BAR, BC
• EMAILS:
• Chief PAMELA O'DONAGHEY ROBERTSON:
• Councillor DAWN ANGUS:
• Councillor DEBBIE O'HANDLEY:
• Councillor DIANE THOMAS:
• General Band Office:
• Media Contact:
• Referrals Contact:
• Websites

Band Financial Statements

• 2023 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2022 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2021 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2020 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2019 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2018 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2017 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2016 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2015 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2014 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2013 - Audited consolidated financial statements
• 2009 - Boston Bar First Nation20092010.pdf
• 2008 - Boston Bar First Nation20082009.pdf
• 2007 - Boston Bar First Nation20072008.pdf
• 2006 - Boston Bar First Nation20062007.pdf
• 2005 - Boston Bar First Nation20052006.pdf
• 2004 - Boston Bar First Nation20042005.pdf
• 2003 - Boston Bar First Nation20032004.pdf
• 2002 - Boston Bar First Nation20022003.pdf
• 2001 - Boston Bar First Nation20012002.pdf

Band Council Remuneration

• 2023 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2022 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2021 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2020 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2019 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2018 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2017 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2016 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2015 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2014 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses
• 2013 - Schedule of Remuneration and Expenses

Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

Intergovernmental Agreements

Band Submissions

Consultation Reports

Band Owned Corporations

Downloadable Court Decisions

Active Court Cases

Media Reports

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• Highland Valley mine expansion caught in conflicting First Nations title claims
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• How my daughter is helping me learn First Nations history and culture
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• In dry forest of Nlaka’pamux territory, crews oversee ‘long overdue’ prescribed burn
• First Nation proposes massive new ski resort near Hope
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• 40+ Boston Restaurant, Bar, and Café Openings We Can’t Wait for in 2024
• Wildfires worsen in Fraser Canyon, Kamloops region, putting hundreds on alert
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• First Native person to cross Boston Marathon finish line
• Your 2024 guide to new and upcoming restaurant openings in Boston
• Rosebud revival? The latest on the changes coming to the iconic Somerville diner
• Kookipi Creek wildfire near Boston Bar now estimated at 13,674 hectares
• UPDATE: More evacuation orders and alerts for Kookipi Creek wildfire
• Millions secured to restore Boston Bar’s historic 1914 Station House
• A new option for Nepali food debuts in Boston's northwest suburbs
• Wildfire south of Lytton, B.C., leads to Highway 1 closure
• The best Indian food in Boston to spice up your lunch routine
• Seabird Island doctor honoured with lifetime achievement award
• Baskets and Bannock ceremony celebrates return of artifacts
• Plans revealed for an all-season mountain resort near Coquihalla summit
• ‘Never-ending stress’: Kookipi Creek fire quadruples in size near Boston Bar
• Canadian, American First Nations gather at Boston Bar powwow
• Terry Raymond posthumously awarded Ruby Nobbs Distinguished Volunteer Award
• Stories From Canada's Indigenous Residential School Survivors
• Kanaka Bar: Harnessing the power of community
• WATCH: Boothroyd Band now home to a Native American medicine wheel
• New evidence has emerged Elizabeth Warren claimed American Indian heritage in 1986
• Rosebud Kitchen & Bar blooms again in Davis Square
• Tracking down history
• Looking back at the top headlines for 2023: July to December
• The tiny Fraser Canyon First Nation with big plans to help fire evacuees
• First Nations say they’re not wildfire evacuees, but climate refugees
• First Nations to receive $7-million from Highland mine in tax deal
• YDHS removes all items and buildings they own from Yale Historic Site
• Federal government partners with 30 communities to build more homes, faster
• Elizabeth Warren apologizes for calling herself Native American
• Golden Country: The Boothroyd brothers’ thriving roadhouse near Boston Bar came to a sad end
• Resident decries landslide response in B.C.'s Nahatlatch Valley
• First Nation orders evacuation as B.C. wildfire near Spences Bridge grows
• Two-way traffic opening will make travel safer, faster at Falls Creek
• Building a South Indian restaurant empire — dosa by dosa
• B.C. strengthens community preparedness for climate-related disasters
• Here's how the military helped BC during its flooding emergency (PHOTOS)
• B.C. government considers ‘Plan B’ if salmon need help through Chilcotin slide zone
• Canada aimed to 'destroy Indigenous people': The MMIWG inquiry's case for genocide
• This is where you can get a shirt for Orange Shirt Day 2021
• B.C. Hydro halts new independent power project deals, pending review
• Sleep in a teepee
• Indigenous energy bar takes off in U.S., soon to hit Canada
• Langley Heritage Society digs into history with new speaker series
• B.C. and Nlaka'pamux Nation Tribal Council working in partnership
• Lytton First Nations members fleeing fire abandoned by province: leader
• Chénchenstway long-term care community
• In dry forest of Nlaka’pamux territory, crews oversee ‘long overdue’ prescribed burn
• First Nation women’s hockey player expands her legacy
• The Most Anticipated 2023 Greater Boston Restaurant Openings
• UPDATE: More evacuation orders and alerts for Kookipi Creek wildfire
• A James Beard Award-Winning Indian Spot Is Union Market’s Latest Score
• Who is Native American?
• GREAT AMERICAN BAR SCENE: Zach Bryan fans get first listen of new album
• Report: Elizabeth Warren claimed ‘American Indian’ in 1986 Texas document
• Washington Post: Warren listed race as 'American Indian' on Texas bar registration
• Where to Eat and Drink in Inman Square
• At Indian Ranch, 75 years of honky-tonk history
• Elizabeth Warren wrote 'American Indian' for race on 1986 bar registration, report says
• Fire camp setup underway in B.C.’s Boston Bar as Kookipi Creek wildfire grows
• From Black Canyon to North Bend: The stories behind more CP station names
• Indian restaurant debuts in downtown Stamford
• 'A very powerful place': Dispersed across B.C., the Lytton First Nation aims to come back stronger
• Excitement and nerves in the Fraser-Nicola as voting continues
• Spô’zêm First Nation and environmental groups celebrate halt to logging in forests where last three spotted owls live
• Did Sen. Elizabeth Warren Describe Her Race as 'American Indian' on Her 1986 Texas Bar Card?
• Specialized support needed in Hope to address high rate of toxic drug overdose deaths
• 25 more badass women shaping climate action
• Village of Lytton, B.C., evacuated as mayor says 'the whole town is on fire'
• B.C. landslide surge roars down Fraser River into Lower Mainland
• Ridge Meadows Hospital
• Chilliwack SPCA delivers donations of pet food to Indigenous communities in Fraser Valley
• Citxw Nlaka’pamux Assembly acquires historic City of Merritt courthouse
• Capital Projects
• 2024 BC Election: Chilliwack, Hope, and the Eastern Fraser Valley ridings, candidates, and polling info
• Surrey Memorial Hospital acute care tower
• Terry Raymond - Electoral Area A Director
• [The Viewpoint] Introducing ESG into the DNA of Indian Startups
• Restaurants in Edinburgh
• Boothroyd Indian Band conducting cultural burn in the Fraser Zone on May 2
• Leaders of local First Nations say Indigenous artifacts must be returned to Yale Historic Site
• Champion of region’s heritage honoured with posthumous award
• Removal of artifacts from Yale Heritage Site upsets local First Nations
• With climate disasters on the rise, B.C.’s Indigenous communities find themselves at high risk of displacement
• Yale First Nation draw up plans for $10-million community house project
• Chawathil First Nation honours residential school survivors with decorated benches
• The Best Indian Restaurants in Boston
• Elizabeth Warren Listed Race As 'American Indian' On Texas Bar Registration, Report Says
• HAPHAZARD HISTORY: Fraser River bar settlements key to some of B.C.’s gold rush history
• Seabird Island doctor honoured with lifetime achievement award
• Indigenous runner the first to represent his First Nation at the Boston Marathon
• Proposed extension of Highland Valley Copper Mine of great interest to nearby Logan Lake
• Cities of Kamloops and Merritt receive provincial funding for cultural safety during local emergency management
• B.C.'s Indigenous child welfare system 'underfunded, broken beyond measure'
• UPDATE: More evacuation orders and alerts for Kookipi Creek wildfire
• New restaurant opening in Waltham space that once housed Molti on Moody and Moody's Delicatessen
• New Nepalese and Indian restaurant opens in Boston area
• Raising the bar: Princepal Singh first Indian to be part of NBA championship roster
• Students are Taking the First Step to a Welding Career at a Unique Program at Seabird College
• The little bowling alley that’s the heartbeat of the Fraser Canyon
• Leaders of local First Nations say Indigenous artifacts must be returned to Yale Historic Site
• Boston Tea Party looks back on the 'Indians' who stormed the boats 250 years ago
• Proposed extension of Highland Valley Copper Mine of great interest to nearby Logan Lake
• Wildfire Season Summary - Province of British Columbia
• Indian Hill Music Transitions in Style
• Native American organization tackles education disparities in Boston
• Wow Tikka Brings Warmth and Customizable Indian Bowls to Fenway
• National Law Firms Keep Shipping Up to Boston, Eyeing Well-Connected Local Dealmakers
• UMass Boston Students Plan Alternative Spring Break on South Dakota Indian Reservation
• The Red Deal proposal prioritizes climate justice and liberation for Indigenous people
• 54th National Day of Mourning demands: ‘Land Back, from Turtle Island to Palestine!’
• The 150 Most Influential Bostonians of 2023
• White Rock-born designer gives Indigenous perspective to fashion
• The 8 Best Desserts in Boston & Where to Eat Them
• The Indian From Rhode Island Who Won the Boston Marathon—Twice
• Now There’s an Indian Sports Bar Attached to This Fast-Casual East Bay Restaurant
• Far South Austin Bar Indian Roller Is Closing on Menchaca Road
• Warren suggests ‘American Indian’ might appear on other documents
• The rise of land acknowledgments — and their limitations
• South Boston gets its first cannabis dispensary
• Beyond Apizza: 11 Must-Try New Haven Restaurants
• These two local restaurants continue to thrive
• Hue will open at the Copley Square Hotel in Back Bay
• At this hotel, small plates come with Indian flavors
• Kansas man sentenced to life for killing Indian engineer in a bar
• Elizabeth Warren’s Native American problem just got even worse
• Popular Chapel Hill bar, bottle shop to be replaced by Indian restaurant
• Kookipi Creek wildfire evacuation order downgraded in Boston Bar, Nahatlatch River
• 17 Must-Try Indian Restaurants Around D.C.
• Kookipi Creek wildfire at 2,000 hectares; evacuation orders and alerts remain for Fraser Canyon
• ‘Cheers’ memorabilia up for auction after replica bar in Boston closed due to pandemic
• For These First Nations Students, the Future Is Horses
• B.C. building new road infrastructure for remote communities
• Terry Raymond posthumously awarded Ruby Nobbs Distinguished Volunteer Award
• B.C. landslide: Government considers 'Plan B' if salmon need help through Chilcotin slide zone
• Funding will support local volunteer fire departments, keep people safe
• The 25 Best Places to Get Ice Cream Around Boston
• Kookipi Creek wildfire at 2,000 hectares; evacuation orders and alerts remain for Fraser Canyon
• Family of missing April Parisian still hopeful she'll be found alive
• Indigenous people, allies mourn in Plymouth on Thanksgiving Day
• ‘The Rediscovery of America,’ a new US history by Ned Blackhawk, aims to reorient accounts of the past by grounding them in the experience of Native Americans
• ‘We need to sit in the truth for a while’: Report on Federal Indian boarding school system reveals horrors endured by Native Americans
• Citxw Nlaka’pamux Assembly receives $100K donation to bridge digital divide
• More than 100 Indian migrants deported by the US arrive home
• The myth of Native American extinction harms everyone
• UPDATE: More evacuation orders and alerts for Kookipi Creek wildfire
• Chef Mel Oza aims to bring innovative Indian food to the suburbs, despite staffing shortages
• Open Letter to Prime Minister Harper: In Bad Faith Justice at Last and Canada's Failure to Resolve Specific Claims Read more: Open Letter to Prime Minister Harper: In Bad Faith Justice at Last and Canada's Failure to Resolve Specific Claims
• B.C. advances reconciliation with Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council
• Overview Of Current Indigenous Conflicts In Canada
• Vegetarian Indian restaurant opens in former Pavilion Restaurant & Bar space in Framingham
• Radium gets grant to help housing
• Boothroyd Indian Band conducting cultural burn in the Fraser Zone on May 2
• Yale Historic Site ceremony celebrates return of Indigenous artifacts
• Audio: In 2012, Elizabeth Warren couldn’t ‘recall’ Native American claim
• The little bowling alley that’s the heartbeat of the Fraser Canyon
• Seabird Island doctor honoured with lifetime achievement award
• Discover local history with the Langley Heritage Society’s fall speakers series
• Transforming primary care in Chilliwack, surrounding areas
• Langley Heritage Society digs into history with new speaker series
• The little bowling alley that’s the heartbeat of the Fraser Canyon
• Boothroyd Indian Band conducting cultural burn in the Fraser Zone on May 2
• More than $7 million in mineral tax revenues flow to eight Nlaka'pamux Bands
• BU alum creates local organization for young Indian professionals
• We’ve got new Trans Mountain data and we’re sharing it
• Transportation tribunal OKs Greyhound’s bus route cuts
• Report: Elizabeth Warren Identified as American Indian in Texas Bar Registration
• The little bowling alley that’s the heartbeat of the Fraser Canyon - BC News
• A 36-Year Old Indian Restaurant Finds New Footing at Cambridge Crossing
• Chulo Cuisine & Bar Will Fill Watertown with Nepali and Indian Dishes
• Hope area students struggle with suicidal thoughts and often can't get help: report
• Can geothermal energy help power the Fraser Canyon?
• BC Hydro proceeding with First Nations’ energy projects
• At least 37 evacuees of Kookipi Creek wildfire staying in Hope
• CNA hosts hand drumming group
• WATCH: Brother of missing Hope woman makes emotional appeal for more media attention
• 'A very powerful place': Dispersed across B.C., the Lytton First Nation aims to come back stronger
• Four Indigenous led projects receive funding to mitigate climate-related disasters
• Elizabeth Warren’s ‘American Indian’ claim cuts to character
• Abbotsford long-term care community
• UPDATE: More evacuation orders and alerts for Kookipi Creek wildfire - Fernie BC News
• Kookipi Creek wildfire near Boston Bar now estimated at 13,674 hectares
• Village brings the past to life
• Several Kamloops-area forestry projects and studies getting federal funding
• Langley Heritage Society digs into history with new speaker series
• Mine revenue shared between province and First Nations | iNFOnews | Thompson-Okanagan's News Source
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• Indigenous-led projects aim to curb plastic use
• Boothroyd Indian Band conducting cultural burn northwest from Boston Bar Airport on May 8
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• Native American artists return to Bar Harbor, and this year’s market will be even bigger
• Province and bands of the Nlaka'pamux Nation agree to share metal mine revenue
• Organic waste solutions create cleaner, lower carbon communities

Academic Research

• Living between water and rocks: First Nations, environmental planning and democracy
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• A people's guide to Greater Boston
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• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• Risks and impacts to First Nation health and the Mount Polley mine tailings dam failure
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
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• Reclaiming the past: Musical Boston reconsidered
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• A Tale of Two Countries' Engagement with the Fair Cross Section Right: Aboriginal Underrepresentation on Ontario Juries and the Boston Marathon Bomber's Jury …
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
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• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• First Nations: Race, class and gender relations
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• First Nations: Race, class and gender relations
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• First Nations: Race, class and gender relations
• Boston: Where it all began
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• Canada's first nations and cultural genocide
• The first nations of British Columbia: an anthropological survey
• A people's guide to Greater Boston
• First peoples, first contacts: Native peoples of North America
• First Nations: Race, class and gender relations