The Wei Wai Kum First Nation is pleased to welcome four new employees in the positions of Elders Worker; Netloft and Sheetwall Worker; Operations and Maintenance Worker; and Youth Worker. The new employees are Kristen Peel (Elders Worker); Jim Henderson (Netloft); Mark Haunch (Operations) and Jessica Rhodes (Youth Worker).
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Congratulations to Wei Wai Kum member Emoni Bush for earning a spot on the U16/17 Team BC Women’s Volleyball Team. Emoni will travel with her team to Richmond July 19-22 where she will represent Team BC and our community in the 2018 Canada Cup at the Olympic Oval.
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Effective Friday, July 13, the Wei Wai Kum First Nation Band office moves to summer hours. The office will be open 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. and closed from noon to 12:30 for lunch.
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Another school year is over and with it a series of events celebrating students and graduates. School District 72 hosted an Aboriginal Grad event at the Wei Wai Kum Kwanwatsi Big House in June. This event acknowledged all high school graduates in the district who self-identify as Aboriginal. These included the following graduates from the…
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Congratulations to Wei Wai Kum carver Junior Henderson for winning first place in the professional category as well as with the Carver’s Choice Award at this year’s Transformations on the Shore chainsaw carving competition. Junior won with his work, entitled Hungry for Wealth at the 22nd annual event at Frank James Park in Campbell River. The…
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