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Akisqnuk First Nation

Verified Job Source

The Land of Two Lakes

Windermere, British Columbia

Office Administration
11–50 people

About

Ki'su'k kyukyit, Akisqnuk First Nation is a vibrant Ktunaxa Nation Aboriginal Community nearly 600 strong located Near Windermere, British Columbia, Canada.

Open positions

Housing Maintenance Worker

On-site · Windermere

The Housing Maintenance Worker is responsible for performing preventative maintenance, minor repairs, and general upkeep of community homes and facilities. They also coordinate with contractors and provide support to tenants while ensuring all work meets safety and quality standards.

Recreation Facility Attendant (Casual part-time)

On-site · Windermere

The attendant will supervise facility users, ensure safety guidelines are followed, and perform general cleaning and equipment setup. They are also responsible for handling cash transactions and maintaining accurate booking records.

Community Nurse (LPN)

On-site · Windermere

The Community Nurse provides direct clinical care, performs nursing procedures, and conducts home visits to support clients with acute, chronic, or palliative needs. They also collaborate with a multidisciplinary team to develop individual health and wellness plans while promoting community health and wellness.

Manager, Governance Support

On-site · Area F (Columbia Lake/Windermere Lake)

The Manager, Governance Support provides strategic analysis and oversees the implementation of governance systems, policies, and legislative frameworks for the ʔAkisq̓nuk First Nation. This role involves advising the Chief and Council on intergovernmental relations, drafting strategic correspondence, and ensuring alignment with the community's strategic plan.

ʔAkisq̓nuk Guardians

On-site · Area F (Columbia Lake/Windermere Lake)

Guardians act as stewards responsible for observing, recording, and reporting on the health of ecosystems and cultural sites while upholding Ktunaxa law and asserting AFN Rights and Title throughout the territory. Key duties include conducting fieldwork, monitoring land use, educating youth, and liaising with external enforcement agencies.