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B.C. First Nation reopens historic church, despite history

The Splatsin First Nation held a grand reopening ceremony for St. Mary's Church on June 11, 2025, after a two-year restoration project.
The restoration project took two years and cost approximately $400,000, fully funded, as reported by Michael Christian, Splatsin's chief.
Despite the church's complicated history with Indigenous peoples, it is intended for various uses, including reconciliation meetings, as noted by Graham Go.
Band member Lawrence Bing-on Lee expressed pride in the church's reopening, recalling personal memories there.

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B.C. First Nation reopens historic church, despite history

Splatsin's St. Mary's Church was revived over two years and officially reopened Wednesday morning as a multi-denominational place of worship

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