The Penelakut Tribe is an Indigenous group located on Penelakut Island in British Columbia, Canada. They are part of the larger Coast Salish cultural group and have a rich history that includes traditional practices, languages, and governance systems. The tribe is known for its connection to the land and water, which are central to their cultural identity. The Penelakut people have worked to preserve their heritage and promote their rights through various initiatives. They engage in community development, education, and environmental stewardship, aiming to maintain their traditions while adapting to modern challenges. Their efforts reflect a commitment to cultural resilience and sustainability.