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Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Bhagyashree Chatterjee, Local Journalism Initiative Reporter

Bhagyashree Chatterjee is a Local Journalism Initiative reporter for The Squamish Chief who covers Indigenous matters and civic affairs.
Bhagyashree writes and researches stories that recognize the history, culture and traditions of First Nations communities, in particular the Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation).
In the past, Bhagyashree has worked with various organizations such as CBC, Al Jazeera, The Wire, Xtra Magazine, and the Global Reporting Program at UBC.
She believes in the narrative that people are not 'voiceless' rather they are 'unheard' and wishes to bring all the sides of the coin on the table. She can be reached at – [email protected]

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Recent Work by Bhagyashree

Birds of a feather: Squamish artists unite for environmental cause

Birds of a feather: Squamish artists unite for environmental cause

Local artists collaborate on a project that raises funds for the Squamish Environmental Society.
Mountains, movies, and munchies: Squamish hosts Mountainfilm 2025

Mountains, movies, and munchies: Squamish hosts Mountainfilm 2025

Experience tales of exploration and resilience while supporting Squamish Search and Rescue.
Erik Musseau to perform at St. John the Divine Church in Squamish

Erik Musseau to perform at St. John the Divine Church in Squamish

Squamish pianist Erik Musseau blends classical and contemporary styles in an upcoming concert at St. John the Divine.
Squamish Nation Forestry project funded with $50K provincial grant

Squamish Nation Forestry project funded with $50K provincial grant

BC Manufacturing Jobs Fund backs pre-construction engineering and site assessments
Multicultural Day set to celebrate diversity at Squamish Nation's Totem Hall

Multicultural Day set to celebrate diversity at Squamish Nation's Totem Hall

Community event returns to Totem Hall on Saturday, Feb. 8.
SD48 welcomes first Squamish Nation teacher, Tessa Antone

SD48 welcomes first Squamish Nation teacher, Tessa Antone

‘Representation is so important for every student’s growth,’ says Antone.
Squamish Nation to host Constitution Gathering 3

Squamish Nation to host Constitution Gathering 3

‘An opportunity to imagine a better future,’ says the Nation.
Sea to Sky RCMP donates $10,000 to Honour House Society

Sea to Sky RCMP donates $10,000 to Honour House Society

Funds were raised at a September Regimental Dinner.
Brownie Points for Squamish: Sp’akw’us Feather Park wins ‘Brownie Award’

Brownie Points for Squamish: Sp’akw’us Feather Park wins ‘Brownie Award’

The public waterfront space earns the Partnerships and Community Engagement Award.
‘Something was missing’—Skwxwú7mesh educator reflects on Indigenous representation in education

‘Something was missing’—Skwxwú7mesh educator reflects on Indigenous representation in education

Charlene Williams highlights Squamish Nation’s efforts to reclaim control over education.
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