Are you looking for a meaningful opportunity to give back to the Secwepemc Nation and transform the lives of our families? Kectem e squqwlut.s nSqw7el (Authorized Representative) As per the...
Read More About Represent WLFN as an Authorized Representative for The Le7 te Melamen SocietyWilliams Lake First Nation is pleased to welcome Bobby-Jo Kowalski to our team as our new Employment Coordinator. Bobby-Jo will be working with Shawna Robbins to support clients on their...
Read More About Williams Lake First Nation Welcomes New Employment Coordinator, Bobby-Jo KowalskiWLFN became operational under its own Land Code (pursuant to the First Nations Land Management Act) on July 1, 2014. At that time only revenue monies were transferred to First...
Read More About WLFN Individual Agreement amendmentWLFN Members, are you making the most of your Member Benefits? CINUP & Johnson Group Inc has provided a Member Benefit Plan to our members. This program is coordinated with Non-Insured...
Read More About Benefits for WLFN Members
Are you thinking of having a backyard burning this spring or fall? Make sure you contact the Lands Office to obtain your burn permit before you do! Click here to...
Read More About Spring and Fall Burning – Remember Your PermitWe wanted to share with you the updated schedule for the year, which includes our standard weekly recycling days and the new Large Item Pickup days. Please find the attached...
Read More About 2025 Recycling and Large Item Pickup Schedule
The Sugarcane Transfer Station will permanently close on April 10, 2025. We understand this is a change, and we want to ensure a smooth transition for our community. Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN)...
Read More About Important Notice: T’exelc Transfer Station ClosureA Special Membership Meeting was held on Tuesday, February 25, 2025 from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at the Williams Lake First Nation, Elizabeth Grouse Gymnasium, for the purposes of voting on...
Read More About WLFN Special Membership Meeting: Category 2 Applicant Vote Results
