The Kitsilano road formerly known as Trutch Street is now legally šxʷməθkʷəy̓əmasəm Street, a name given to the city by the Musqueam First Nation.

A street in Vancouver's Kitsilano neighbourhood will soon be officially renamed in what members of the Musqueam Indian Band call a step forward for reconciliation. Trutch Street will be called ...

Councillors voted to rename Trutch Street, which runs across the city's Kitsilano neighbourhood, in July 2021, acknowledging the namesake's history of oppressing and displacing Indigenous people ...

Trutch Street in Vancouver runs north through the heart of Kitsilano from 16th Avenue to the waterfront, while Trutch Street in Victoria is only two blocks long.

Vancouver — The mayor of Vancouver is introducing a motion to rename Trutch Street over the namesake's history of oppressing and displacing Indigenous people in B.C.

On July 10, Victoria hosted an Esquimalt and Songhees ceremony to rename its Trutch Street as “Su’it Street.” In the Lekwungen language, Su’it, pronounced “say-EET,” means truth.

Vancouver mayor looks to change street named after colonial B.C. politician Sir Joseph Trutch In a statement to Global News, Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart said he is looking to change the name ...

For many First Nations people, Trutch is one of the villains of B.C. history, yet he continues to be honoured with a street name in Vancouver. But that could change at some point in the future.

Aug 15, 2012 - B.C.'s first lieutenant-governor, Joseph Trutch, took a hard line against Native land claims, prompting a 21st-century backlash in Kitsilano.

Vancouver mayor looks to change street named after colonial B.C. politician Sir Joseph Trutch In a statement to Global News, Vancouver Mayor Kennedy Stewart said he is looking to change the name ...