The Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN), or the T’exelcemc (people of WLFN) have belonged to the Secwepemc (or Shuswap) Nation for over 6500 years. Today, the WLFN community includes a growing population of over 800 registered members who live on reserve in Sugar Cane, in nearby Williams Lake, BC, and across the globe. One of 17 Secwepemc nations forming Secwepemculecw, the greater stewardship land area extends from Shuswap Lake in the south, to Quesnel Lake in the north, and…
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The Williams Lake First Nation (WLFN), or the T’exelcemc (people of WLFN) have belonged to the Secwepemc (or Shuswap) Nation for over 6500 years. Today, the WLFN community includes a growing population of over 800 registered members who live on reserve in Sugar Cane, in nearby Williams Lake, BC, and across the globe. One of 17 Secwepemc nations forming Secwepemculecw, the greater stewardship land area extends from Shuswap Lake in the south, to Quesnel Lake in the north, and from Columbia-Kootenay Range in the east, to the Alexis Creek area in the west. Since time immemorial, our Kukpi7s (Chiefs) led a strong people, and they do so today. Today we have 786 band members and our population is growing. 233 members currently live on reserve, 511 live off reserve and 42 live on another reserve. Our band members include teachers, lawyers, social workers, artists, loggers, ranchers, and entrepreneurs. We honour our Elders and treasure our children. Our families are deeply important to us. We value our past and look towards our future.
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Williams Lake First Nation has 5 open jobs in Canada as of November 7, 2026. Top locations: Williams Lake.
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Williams Lake First Nation
1+ YOECandidates need an early childhood education degree or diploma, infant toddler and special needs certifications, and one to three years of early childhood experience. Knowledge of First Nations language and culture, intermediate to advanced Microsoft Office skills and the ability to work outdoors in all weather are also required.
Microsoft Office
Williams Lake First Nation
3+ YOECandidates need a degree or diploma in natural resources or environmental management, three to five years of lands and resource experience, and intermediate computer skills. Knowledge of WLFN culture and protocols and an understanding of Aboriginal culture are also needed.
Microsoft Office, Google Earth, Mapping applications, Spreadsheets, Databases
Williams Lake First Nation
2+ YOECandidates need a diploma or degree in human resources, business administration or a related field, plus at least 2 years of HR or administrative experience. They should know HR software such as BambooHR, labour and safety law, and advanced Microsoft Office, and have strong confidentiality and Indigenous cultural awareness.
BambooHR, HRIS, Microsoft Office
Williams Lake First Nation
Candidates need post-secondary education in Law, Public Administration, Business Administration or Political Science, or an equivalent mix of education and experience. Prior First Nation or government experience is preferred. Strong research, writing and communication skills, and the ability to keep information confidential, are required.
Political science, Financial management, Research, Draft legislation, Critical thinking, Problem solving
Williams Lake First Nation
3+ YOEWilliams Lake First Nation needs candidates with at least 3 years of by-law enforcement or related experience, and graduation from recruit training. Candidates must pass an RCMP reliability clearance and vulnerable sector check, hold First Aid and CPR, have a clear criminal record and be bondable.
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