Category: Government (Chief and Council)
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Cowichan Elected Chief, Louise Underwood, pictured on 05 January 1961, with her council.
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Women leaders from the Cowichan Band, some from the Homemaker’s Club, with Shirley Arnold, the regional welfare supervisor from the Indian Affairs Branch. (Published on 23 May 1963).
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Reeve Don Morton presented a gavel and stand to Chief Dennis Alphonse during the opening of the new band office. (Published 10 August 1966).
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Group gathered for the McKenna McBride Commission Forum. The crowd is standing and their faces are visible except for the person who seems to be speaking.
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Crowd of men, women, and children gathered at a government tent with Union Jack flags at the Butter Church during the McKenna McBride Commission.
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Chief David Latasse wearing a woven headband and blanket, carrying a tufted spear.
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Large group of people kneeling with heads bowed during the McKenna McBride Royal Commission Forum. Image also shows a carriage with a Union Jack flag.
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Lt. Gov. Pearkes shaking hands at an event to establish the Tzinquah Cowichan Indian Cultural and Recreational Centre Fund (Published 15 March 1967).
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Edward, Prince of Wales, visited Victoria and Duncan as part of his two-month tour of Canada in 1919. He is shown here meeting with several Coast Salish leaders at Government House in Victoria.
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Louise Underwood at the new Cowichan Tribes office in Duncan, taken in 1966.
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