NPTGS Blog

2204, 2020

NPTGS launches YouTube, Vimeo channels

Wednesday, April 22, 2020|Cariboo Waggon Road Restoration Project|

Wanting to watch some thought-provoking, uplifting videos as you stay at home during the COVID-19 crisis? Check out the New Pathways to Gold Society's new YouTube and Vimeo channels. The New Pathways to Gold Society's YouTube channel currently has two short videos for viewers to enjoy. You can learn more about how the New Pathways to Gold Society partners with [...]

912, 2018

Premier John Horgan joins “Friends of the 1926 Alexandra Bridge Society”

Sunday, December 9, 2018|Alexandria Bridge Provincial Park, Blog|

November 30 was a great day for the Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council, Spuzzum First Nation and the Alexandra Bridge Project. Chief James Hobart and Councillors Chad Edwards and Diana Stromquist met with a number of government officials, including Premier John Horgan. James and his team asked for the Premier’s support for the Alexandra Bridge Project and not only did he [...]

2803, 2018

NPTGS Multicultural Director Lily Chow’s third book, Blossoms in the Gold Mountains, now available

Wednesday, March 28, 2018|10+ Anniversary Celebration|

NPTGS Multicultural Director Lily Chow’s long-awaited third book on Chinese immigration to B.C. is out and available on Amazon. Blossoms in the Gold Mountains: Chinese Settlements in the Fraser Canyon and the Okanagan, Caitlin Press will also be on sale at the New Pathways to Gold Society’s 10+ anniversary celebrations in the traditional territory of the Lytton First Nation [...]

2803, 2018

Legendary sax player Al Stager headlines musicians playing the “Rising From the Ashes” benefit concert, April 14, Lytton

Wednesday, March 28, 2018|10+ Anniversary Celebration|

Delighted to have the legendary Al Stager, front man and saxophone player for Sound Tribe among the talented musicians playing at the “Rising From the Ashes” benefit concert, April 14, 8:00 p.m. at the Lytton Memorial Hall. Stager will be joined by artists like Fendermen front man and lead guitarist Ritchie Adams to put on an evening of country, [...]

2303, 2018

Friday, March 23, 2018|10+ Anniversary Celebration, Blog|

You’re invited to the New Pathways to Gold Society’s 10-plus celebrations April 14-15 in the traditional territory of the Lytton First Nation! The New Pathways to Gold Society Board of Directors and the Lytton First Nation invite you to celebrate 10-plus years of building in the Gold Rush/Spirit Trails corridor. This celebration of a decade-plus of working for economic [...]

What is NPTGS?

A non-profit, non-partisan organization, NPTGS partners with First Nations, communities, and all three levels of government to develop and deliver projects supporting local economies and creating heritage tourism assets.
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First Nations & NPTGS

We are dedicated to promoting a grassroots reconciliation process between First Nations and communities based on a stronger understanding of our shared history. Read More ›

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NPTGS has worked with its partners to build or restore heritage trails, launched/completed 18 major projects and staged 165 events, performances, symposia and lectures. Check out our projects portfolio.
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Contact

New Pathways to Gold Society
c/o 380 Main Street, PO Box 29
Lytton, British Columbia
Canada VOK 1Z0
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