Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) is inviting proposals from qualified authors, researchers, historians, and Indigenous Knowledge Keepers to undertake an important and meaningful project: the development of a comprehensive history...
Read More About Williams Lake First Nation Seeks Proposals for Authorship of Comprehensive History Book
Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) has been awarded the Aboriginal Financial Officers Association (AFOA) of BC’s 2025 Best Practices award for large communities (over 500 members). On December 4, 2025,...
Read More About WLFN Wins 2025 AFOA Best Practices Award
On Thursday, May 8, following a ceremonial blessing of the land, Knucwentwecw Society broke ground on its future home on Quigli Drive, within the Coyote Rock commercial subdivision on Williams...
Read More About Knucwentwecw Society Breaks Ground on New Child and Family Services Building
In a major step forward for Indigenous-led education reform, Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) and School District 27 (SD27) have come together to renew their Local Education Agreement (LEA) with...
Read More About WLFN and SD27 Pioneer New Data-Sharing Model to Decolonize EducationThe Speaking Our Truth Competition Pow Wow, originally scheduled for September 2025, has been postponed until next year to allow for essential upgrades to the Arbor grounds. This would have...
Read More About Speaking Our Truth Competition Pow Wow Postponed Until 2026Following the landslide and subsequent release of the Chilcotin River (traditionally known as Pesxenmétkwe) in July and August of 2024, Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN), Esk’etemc, and Inlailawatash LP have...
Read More About Phase 1 Secwépemc Cultural Heritage Study Findings – A Response to the Chilcotin River Landslide
Please be advised that WLFN is currently seeking expressions of interest from WLFN Members and others would be interested in serving as a director of WLFN Corporations. At present, there...
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Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) commenced the investigation into the disappeared and deceased Indigenous children at the former St. Joseph’s Mission Residential School (“SJM”) in July of 2021. Now, nearly...
Read More About Williams Lake First Nation Calls on Canada to Support Revitalization of Former Residential School SiteThe new playground is in, and the reviews are positive! So many smiling faces. This may not be our “forever” playground in T’exelc (Sugarcane), but it will be here as...
Read More About New Playground Installed in T’exelcWilliams Lake First Nation (“WLFN”) Council passed a resolution (BCR 24-88) during a regular meeting of Council on July 11, 2024 which enacted the Business Licence Law 2024-02 as WLFN...
Read More About WLFN Business Licence Law Enacted
