Alexandria Bridge Provincial Park

9 12, 2018

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

Sunday, December 9, 2018|

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 [...]

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25 10, 2014

What NPTGS Did On Their Summer Vacation

Saturday, October 25, 2014|

It’s getting a little long in the season for a “What I did on my summer vacation” post, but that’s just because NPTGS was so busy this summer! Here’s a snapshot of some of the things that lit up the New Pathway to Gold in the past few months. Events like the Spuzzum First [...]

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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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Recent Projects

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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c/o 380 Main Street, PO Box 29
Lytton, British Columbia
Canada VOK 1Z0
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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 ›

Recent Projects

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.
Learn more ›

Contact

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