Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) would like to acknowledge that the following release could be triggering for some people. A crisis support line at the Indian Residential School Survivors Society...
Read More About St. Joseph’s Mission Investigation Phase II Results
Chief Willie Sellars responds to his proposed nomination by Williams Lake Mayor and Council for the 2023 British Columbia Reconciliation Award. “There are so many individuals that deserve this recognition”...
Read More About Williams Lake Mayor and Council Move to Nominate Chief Sellars for BC Reconciliation Award
We’re looking for a registered WLFN Member to join the Board of Directors for Three Corners Health Services Society (TCHSS) as an official WLFN representative. If you’re interested in the...
Read More About WLFN Seeks Representative for Board of Three Corners Health Society
Williams Lake First Nation’s administration building on Quigli Drive has won a prestigious architecture award. Rethinking the Future awards 50 prizes per year, and “…aims to bring exceptional works in the...
Read More About WLFN’s Quigli Government Building Wins Architecture Award
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 23/12/2022 Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) today announced that it will be actively recruiting for a new Chief Administrative Officer in the first quarter of 2023 to...
Read More About Williams Lake First Nation to Begin Search for New CAO
Following a class-action lawsuit, a settlement is in place between Canada and certain First Nations and there members who were subject to a drinking water advisory that lasted at least...
Read More About Applications Now Open for First Nations Drinking Water Settlement Payments
Dec 5, 2022 Vancouver, BC – snəw̓eyəɬ leləm̓ Langara College’s Applied Research Centre has received funding for two projects guided by instructor Georgina Martin. Both projects involve partnerships with Williams Lake First Nation and the Indian...
Read More About Langara College partners with Williams Lake First Nation on two funded applied research projects
The City of Williams Lake and Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN) are pleased to announce the signing of a fire service agreement (the “Fire Service Agreement”) to protect infrastructure at...
Read More About City and WLFN Sign Fire Service Agreement
WLFN Members are asked to contribute to a survey regarding a potential partnership with Western Indigenous Pipeline group. Following the first engagement session held in September, two more community engagement...
Read More About Western Indigenous Pipeline Group – WLFN Member Survey
