This historical summary investigates the evolution and present state of water rights for the Sechelt First Nation in British Columbia. The book details the granting of water rights and licenses, as well as determinations made under the Water Act and its amendments, with records dating back to 1906. It covers water sources relevant to the Sechelt First Nation's 33 reserves on the west coast of British Columbia. The work also includes appendices with copies of pertinent documents and water records.

This historical summary provides a detailed account of water rights pertaining to the Sechelt First Nation. The work is grounded in legal determinations and historical documentation, offering a comprehensive overview of the subject. The inclusion of primary source documents in the appendices further supports its utility for researchers and interested parties. The book serves as a valuable reference for understanding the legal and historical context of Indigenous water rights in British Columbia.