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As the waves have lapped upon the shores of Burrard Inlet and English Bay for thousands of years, so too have the Squamish called the neighbouring lands and waters home.

More than two dozen people have contributed to a new book tracing the history of the area around what we now know as Vancouver from First Nations origin stories right up to modern day.

“The intention was to make a book that was covering history from a Squamish perspective, using Squamish sources, and having that Squamish point of view,” said Stephanie Wood, author of We Come From This Land.

Filled with colourful maps and early photographs, the book looks at the complicated history between the Squamish and those who came later to their territory.

As Vancouver has grown into a centre for international trade and drawn newcomers from all over the world, the Squamish have watched their home change rapidly.

The book presents an opportunity …

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