Mr. Ken McGregor

Ken McGregor, the Musqueam band manager, said the First Nation's traditional territory covers a large swath of territory in the Greater Vancouver area and further.

It also includes unoccupied federal and provincial land in Burnaby, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Richmond and as far east as the boundaries of Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam.

"Nobody's looking at displacing existing private homeowners," McGregor said, adding the band has looked for opportunities to achieve fair and just settlement of ongoing issues.

Ken McGregor, the Musqueam band manager, said the First Nation's traditional territory covers a large swath of territory in the Greater Vancouver area and further.

It also includes unoccupied federal and provincial land in Burnaby, North Vancouver, West Vancouver, Richmond and as far east as the boundaries of Coquitlam and Port Coquitlam.

"Nobody's looking at displacing existing private homeowners," Mr. McGregor said, adding the band has looked for opportunities to achieve fair and just settlement of ongoing issues.

Executive Director – Ken McGregor

Human Resources Consultant hr@musqueam.bc.ca

Ken McGregor - Band Manager

Ken comes to the Musqueam Indian Band with a varied background that includes extensive work in the Artic, a stint with INAC out of Terrace, B.C., work with Indian Health, Health Canada in Saskatchewan, Economic and Community Development work, also in Saskatchewan and a well rounded First Nations experience base that includes working directly with Mount Currie, Kamloops, Cooks Ferry, and Fountain bands in a similar role. He is looking forward to a long term relationship with Musqueam and both he and his wife are excited about their return to the lower mainland area.