Thanks to the generous support of Haisla NorthPac Forestry Joint Venture, as of November 10, 2025, ten loads of logs have been delivered to the MK Bay Reserve Lands area. Currently, cutting and delivering logs is not feasible to Haisla community members. For now, the wood is available on a first-come, first-served basis and is exclusively for Haisla Band Members. Please take only what you need and leave some for others.
Additionally, some logs are set aside for a Haisla Cultural Project; these areas will be clearly roped off and marked with signage. Please refrain from taking anything from this designated area.
Signage will be prominently displayed at the location:
Community Firewood for Haisla Band Members Only:
Cut at your own risk.
Please wear eye protection and gloves.
Be cautious of unstable logs that may shift or roll.
Take only what you need; commercial resale is strictly prohibited.
Safety Notice: There is inherent danger in cutting firewood, even when gathered in one location. Please exercise extreme caution while cutting on-site.
If you observe any suspicious activity around the wood piles, kindly reach out to Brent Robinson at (250) 639-0559 or via email at BRobinson@haisla.ca. Helpful information to provide would be the vehicle information (colour/make/model) and license plate number.
Thank you.
Every week, we share job opportunities in and around our area to help Haisla Members discover great employment prospects.
✅ Tip: Visit the company’s website for full details. 📩 For complete job descriptions or inquiries, email employment@haisla.ca.
HaiSea
Office Coordinator – Kitimat, BC | Full-time
LNG
Indigenous & Stakeholder Relations Advisor – Kitimat, BC | Full-time | Deadline: Nov 17
Scheduling Coordinator – Calgary, AB | Full-time | Deadline: Nov 21 | $148,000–$185,000
Rotating Equipment Specialist – Kitimat, BC | Deadline: Nov 20
Instrumentation Technician – Kitimat, BC
Health & Safety Manager – Kitimat, BC | Deadline: Nov 17
Mammoet
Estimator Specialist – Edmonton, AB | Full-time, Permanent
Parts Room Attendant – Edmonton, AB | Full-time, Permanent
NIFCS
Team Lead C6 Delegated Social Worker – Terrace, BC | Full-time | Open until filled
Family Preservation Worker – Prince Rupert, BC | Open until filled
Out of Care Delegated Social Worker – Full-time | 2 positions: Prince Rupert & Terrace
Bridgemans
Assistant Project Manager – Kitimat, BC | $80,000–$110,000
Line Handler – Kitimat, BC | $380–$450/day
Deckhand (Day/Night) – Kitimat, BC | Full-time or Part-time | $380–$450/day
Marine Captain – Kitimat, BC | Full-time or Part-time | $500–$600/day
Deputy Line Handling Supervisor – Kitimat, BC | Full-time | $400–$450/day
Haisla Youth Services is pleased to provide an update regarding the:
Youth Extracurricular Fund
School Supply Allowance Submissions
Tutoring
New Contact information
We're also resharing the information sheet for the Youth Extracurricular Fund, which includes an updated contact.
Attention Haisla Elders!
RSVP today for November 20, 2025.
Questions/comments can be directed to the Haisla Health Centre at 250.632.3600.
Thank you.
Haisla Nation currently has 2-bedroom units available with move-in dates for December 1st or 15th, 2025.
If you meet the eligibility criteria and are interested in scheduling a viewing or to apply, please reach out to M'akola Housing Society at hnkuldo@makola.bc.ca.
Please see Notice to Membership below for full details.
All Kuldo related inquiries should be directed to hnkuldo@makola.bc.ca
Every week, the Haisla Nation Employment & Training department compiles job opportunities in and around our area to assist Haisla Members in discovering great employment prospects.
It is best to visit the website of the company to view the postings. If you would like to see a complete job description from the list below or have any inquiries regarding the job leads, please email our Employment & Training Coordinator at employment@haisla.ca.
Youth Support Worker (Part-time) – $22.95–$27.00/hr
Administrative Coordinator – $30.35–$35.71/hr
Director, Human Resources – $109,000–$134,000/year
HR Generalist – $41.06/hr (1-year term)
Elders Services Cook – $25.00/hr
Food Security Worker – $22.95–$28.35/hr
Janitor – $26.39/hr
Manager, Housing – $73,000–$85,000/year
On-Call Receptionist – $22.95/hr
Stewardship Manager – $73,000–$85,000/year
. September 24, 2025 Haisla Nation achieves FMB’s highest level of financial management certification HAISLA NATION, B.C. – Haisla Nation, located on British Columbia’s northern coast, recently achieved Financial Management System (FMS) Certification from the First Nations Financial Management Board (FMB). This certification is a significant milestone for the Nation, affirming that Haisla Nation meets rigorous international standards in financial performance, management practices, and accountability.
“I am so proud of our team and congratulate them on this exciting milestone,” says Haisla Nation Elected Chief Councillor Maureen Nyce. “Not only does this certification recognize the hard work our team undertook to ensure our Nation is positioned to capitalize on our incredible learnings to date, but it also marks an important step forward in our journey toward financial independence, as we embark on a period of generational growth. With stronger financial and governance systems in place, our Nation is well-positioned to take on transformative initiatives that benefit our members today and those to come.”
Speaking to the journey toward FMS Certification, Director of Finance Doris Fraser adds, “Working with the Financial Management Board audit team was a rewarding experience. This process focused on evaluating our governance systems, incorporating membership priorities, and ensuring transparent reporting back to our members. It marks a significant milestone for Haisla, and I’m truly honoured to have contributed to it.”
For Haisla Nation, FMS Certification lays the groundwork for nation-building. It equips the Nation with the financial infrastructure needed to expand governance, deliver services more effectively, and pursue large-scale projects that support long-term prosperity.
“With stronger financial systems, the Nation is better positioned to take on transformative initiatives that benefit our community today and for generations to come,” says Fraser. The achievement reflects the hard work and dedication of the entire finance team and leadership, she says, and signals a new chapter in the Nation’s journey toward financial independence and sustainable growth.
About Haisla Nation: Located at the head of the Douglas Channel on British Columbia’s North Coast, the Haisla community is home to approximately 700 of more than 2,000 Haisla citizens. The community is positioned just 10 kilometres from the town of Kitimat and 45 kilometers from the Northwest Regional Airport Terrace-Kitimat (YXT).
About the FMB: The First Nations Financial Management Board is a First Nations-led non-profit organization that supports First Nations in developing sound financial and administrative governance practices. The FMB was created under the First Nations Fiscal Management Act (FMA) in 2006. Services offered are at no cost to First Nations. For more information on all products and services, visit www.fnfmb.com.
