The Songhees First Nation is an Indigenous community located in British Columbia, Canada, primarily on the southern tip of Vancouver Island. They are part of the larger Lekwungen speaking peoples and have a rich cultural heritage that includes traditional practices, languages, and governance systems. The community has a strong connection to their ancestral lands and waters, which are vital for their cultural identity and sustenance. The Songhees have a history that dates back thousands of years, with their territory encompassing areas around Victoria and the surrounding region. Today, they engage in various economic activities, including tourism and resource management, while also working to preserve their cultural traditions and promote community well-being.