sə́yəmətən was the name of the village located in this area that we now call Strathcona.  sə́yəmətən means “place of good water”.  The Tsleil-Waututh Peoples primarily used ocean routes for transportation, using cedar canoes.  Throughout different seasons of the year, they would travel to different locations throughout the inlet, hunting and harvesting in the bountiful coastal waters and shores.   Their safe journeys relied upon detailed knowledge of the seasons, associated tides, weather patterns, and currents.  “The Place of Good Water” offered travellers a safe haven from storms and tides, and was teeming with ocean life and food. Welcome to sə́yəmətən, where Seycove resides.

​ A reminder that Tuesday, December 3rd is a Review and Completion Day. 

Please note that here are no regular classes scheduled this day. ​

If needed, students may attend by invitation of teachers,  at an agreed upon time , as an opportunity to finish  specific, ​incomplete work and/or demonstrate learning in classes ahead of the publish of our first Learning Updates