April 2, 2015 Yo! news

GWA’SALA-’NAKWAXDA’XW NATIONS YO! NEWS 04/2/2015

KEDC update

k’awat’si Economic Development General

Partner Corporation (KEDC) is up and

running. With the launch of our new website,

the announcement of a new fish and seafood

cold storage facility, the start of family

meetings and our upcoming hotel project,

we’re excited to say that we’re on the move.

Our website launched this week. It provides

information about our projects and

developments in the community. You can

check it out here: http://kedc.ca/.

We are excited to announce that we are

constructing a new fish and seafood cold

storage facility in Port Hardy at the Old Mall

site. The 2.2 million pound capacity facility

will be built by the k’awat’si Construction

Company and is set to begin operations in

time for the summer sport fishing season.

KEDC has created an agreement with

successful local fish processors Hardy Buoys

Smoked Fish Inc, to provide key seafood

services under lease at the site. Further,

Keltic Seafoods has committed to being one of

the new facilities’ first committed customers.

We will start meeting with community

members shortly. We want to talk to you

about KEDC, how it’s structured and its

vision. We also want to find out what’s most

important to you as we move forward.

KEDC is also undertaking the renovation of

the Port Hardy Inn. We’ll be working with

Mizare Hospitality to renew the property and

transform it into the region’s premier, First

YO! News

April 2, 2015 3 Elders Update

4 Treaty Negotiation Update

5 TB Update

6 Housing Update

7-8 Duties of Emergency Program Coordinator

9 Easter Egg Hunt for G-N Nation

10 Call Out List

11 G-N Recycle Depot

12 Harvey Walkus Memorial Floor Hockey

Tournament

13 Easter Egg Hunt at Stink Creek & Stories Beach

14 Appreciation to the ones who helped support

Caroline J. Walkus

15-16 North Vancouver Island 1st

annual Hockey

Camp

17 Join our First Nation Role Model Program

18 First Nation support Worker?

19-23 Local job Posting

24-26 Birthday wishes/Request

27 Easter Coloring pg

Nations owned, operated and themed four-

star destination hotel. It will offer high-end amenities and services

for North Island visitors and residents.

Finally, congratulations to our community

survey winner, Mary McDougall, who has

won flights to Vancouver and tickets to a

Canucks game. Many thanks to everyone who

participated in the surveys, we really

appreciate the feedback.

We look forward to our upcoming projects

that partner with community members and

stakeholders to foster economic prosperity in

the region.

http://kedc.ca/


Yo! News is prepared by Bernadine Clayton Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Receptionist This newsletter is delivered to all houses on the Tsulquate Reserve every second week and posted to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw website. If you have questions or comments about this newsletter, contact Bernadine at (250) 949-8343 or e-mail [email protected]

The purpose of this newsletter is to keep Gwa’sala-

’Nakwaxda’xw community members informed about what is happening in the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office and the surrounding community. Anybody is welcome to make submissions to the newsletter, including announcements,

lost-and-found, photographs, bakwam’kwala words, stories, legends, drawings, etc. etc. etc.

Other ways to stay connected to the Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw

community are: Website (www.gwanak.info)

Facebook (User: Gwasala Nakwaxdaxw)

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Nations Band Office

PO Box 998, 154 Tsulquate Reserve Port Hardy, B.C. V0N 2P0

COUNCIL

Chief Paddy Walkus: (250) 949-1486

Sits on all committees / [email protected]

Ernie Henderson: (250) 230-2155

Health & Social Development, Housing, Fisheries, Education, Ec. Dev., Treaty, Personnel and Finance

Portfolios

Gary Walkus: (250) 230-3852

Health & Social Development & Ec. Dev. Portfolios

Victor Walkus: (250) 230-3855

Health & Social Development, Housing, Forestry, Ec. Dev., and Recreation Portfolios

Leslie Walkus: (250) 230-0034

Dodie Rufus: (250) 230-4642

Darryl Coon: (250) 230-0360

Housing Portfolio

Terry Walkus: (250) 230-2459

STAFF

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Band Office

Phone: (250) 949-8343 / Fax: (250) 949-7402 Dylan Thomas, Band Manager [email protected] / (250) 902-2307 Les Taylor, Native court worker

(250) 949-8343 Margaret Bernard, Finance

[email protected] / (250) 902-2308 Conrad Browne, Economic Development

[email protected] / (250) 902-2301 Pat Dawson-Hunt, Social Development

[email protected] / (250) 902-2309 Colleen Hemphill, Treaty

[email protected] / (250) 949-8424 Linda Paul, Treaty Administrative Assistant

[email protected] / (250) 949-8994 Lucy Scow, Finance/ council secretary

[email protected]/ (250) 902-2300 Lorna Henderson, Housing

[email protected] / (250) 902-2304 Leo Lawson/ Capital Specialist officer [email protected] / (250) 949-2306 Grace Smith, Education

[email protected] / (250) 902-2320 Bob Swain, Public Works

[email protected] / Cell: (250) 230-0087 David Schmidt, Natural Resource manager [email protected] / (250)902-2310 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Elders Centre

Silena George Elders’ Coordinator

[email protected] / (250) 949-7406 Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Health & Family Services

Front Desk: (250) 949-8131 / Fax: (250) 949-6811

Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw School

Front Desk: (250) 949-7743 / Fax: (250) 949-7422 www.gwanak.bc.ca

Eke Me-Xi School (250) 949 - 8332


Yo wiksas.

I hope all is well with you and yours. As you all

may already know, I was off for two whole weeks

and just returned back to work on Monday March

30. This was has been short but sweet.

There has been only one Elder showing up to

walking club. I do hope to see more of you down

here using your exercise machines. After all, that's

what they are here for.

Elder's day luncheon went very well today. We had

18 elders show up, as well as the Band manager,

one council rep, a few staff & community members.

Thanks to Colleen Hemphill and the Elder's Council

for putting together such an amazing meal. A big

round of applause to Cathy Swain & Betty for their

delicious pies. Everything was wonderful!

At this meeting that took place April 1, 2015, the

Elders did a vote on where they would like to go for

their annual trip this year. By a unanimous vote, the

Elder's will be attending the Annual Elder's

Gathering in Victoria July 7, 8 & 9. We will be

leaving Monday July 6 at 9am. We will return

Friday July 10th around 4pm. We will travel by bus

and the Elder's Van to this gathering.

Fundraising will continue for this years trip. If you

would like to come along, you are required to help

with fundraisers.

Weekly activities are as follows:

Tuesdays: Walking club at 1pm Elder's Center. We

will use the gym equipment.

Wednesdays: Elder's Day. 10am Cooking begins.

On the menu for next week~ Y'usa, biscuits, herring

eggs, seaweed, & Jello.

STAFF & COUNCIL MEMBERS ARE MORE

THAN WELCOME TO COME TO ELDER'S

LUNCHEONS! A great way to introduce yourself

to the G&N Elders and update them or just visit

them :)

Friday 10th: 12pm Elder's Council meeting, Good

Food Bag Day! Pick up between 1 & 4pm at the

Elder's Center, except for Elder's bags will be

delivered if you purchased one.

I will be away Thursday April 2 on OT.

Have a great weekend & Happy Easter everyone!

Gilakasla,

Silena George, Elder's Coordinator


An update on Treaty Negotiations: Family Meetings

We are about ready to hold another Family Meeting on April 2. This Thursday, we will have had five

family meetings, three since the November 27, held at the Wakas hall when the governments made their

first offer.

The sole purpose of the Family Meetings are to help GN members gain a better understanding of the

Treaty Process including the 6 stages of negotiations. What is the Agreement In Principle, the voting and

ratification procedures, status, the Indian Act and taxation? Members bring their questions about treaty

and ask about elections, governance, child and family services as well as education issues. Community

members want to know what could be lost or gained under Treaty.

Each meeting lasts around three hours and includes a dinner, child minding and door prizes. The last

three meetings have been held at the Charlie Family Meeting Place. We are very grateful to have been

allowed to have the meetings in the Charlie Family Meeting Place. It has been good to meet as a family

unit, it seems that members feel more comfortable to speak out on issues of concern and ask questions

when surrounded by their own families. Children are provided child minding services as well as dinner at

the Health and Family Services Building. We invite family members to take on the various tasks to

support the meetings, such as minute taking, catering and child minding. Turnout has been very good

with numbers ranging between 25 to 35 people to each meeting.

It is planned that we will continue to hold meetings with all family and family heads. Once we have met

with each family we will go back and start the round of meetings again. Often members leave with more

questions than they arrived with. It is important that we continue to help promote the understandings

about Treaty. Members need to be made aware of what change could come about. What are the matters

of concern, what will improve for our people and community?

It has been good for me to get out to talk to you folks ‘one on one’ about the current issues and prospects

for the future of our community. It is strong and respectful dialogue that takes place. It has been an honor

to do this work with you as we strive to find ways to work together to make a better future for our

children and their children for generations to come.

Gilakasla,

Colleen Hemphill

Chief Negotiator, Gwa’sala-’Nakwaxda’xw Nations Treaty Team


March 30, 2015

To Community Members:

Just a little update on what I have been doing.

In February, much of my time was devoted to the annual TB testing. We tested over 100 adults and children.

Nash, from TB Control, was quite happy with the turn out. Tuberculosis is a bacteria that can affect the

kidneys, bone, brain, spinal cord, lymph nodes, lungs (most common) or anywhere in your body. TB can be

transmitted when an infected person coughs, laughs, or sings and droplets from their mouths are released into

the air. TB germs may be spread when someone else breathes in these droplets. Early detection and

treatment of TB prevents it from spreading to other people. When the immune system can’t keep the TB

bacteria asleep any longer it becomes TB disease. Some people may have the TB Infection meaning that they

have the TB germ but it is asleep in their body. This infection may develop into the disease in a few months or

a few years or, it may never develop into the disease.

Some symptoms of TB:

Night sweats Coughing two or more weeks Weight loss Fever Loss of appetite Fatigue

Of course, only medical professionals can determine if you have the disease or not and that is why TB testing

is important to do every year.

Dr, Reynolds specializes in diabetes and anything to do with the glands. He has been to our office two times

now and has seen some community members. If you have diabetes or glandular problems and would like to

talk to him, he will be back in our office on Monday, May 4, 2015 morning.

We held our Teleopthalmology Clinic on March 19 and 9 clients were called and 7 made their appointments.

This is a great success! In previous visits, the teleopthalmologists from ITHA, accepted anyone and everyone

but their guidelines have changed and now, can only see those clients that have diabetes or prediabetes.

Besides them checking your eyes for any damages done by diabetes, they also check how your blood sugars

have been doing in the past few months via the A1C testing. They would like to see everyone who has

diabetes but, if they can’t then they hope those people are seeing someone to monitor their eyes because

diabetes can cause blindness if sugars are frequently out of control. They will be back in September.

I have also been inputting all the names into our database. There were a lot of names so it took up a lot of my

time.

Finally, I have taken some elders to Aquafit. What is Aquafit? It is exercise done in the swimming pool. You

don’t need to know how to swim as the exercises take place in the shallow end of the pool. It is a great form

of exercising as they work everything on your body from your arms to your legs and your cardio (breathing)

and you won’t feel the pressure that you might if you did these exercises on solid ground. Note that people of

all sizes attend Aquafit and the ladies are very friendly.

Andrea Walkus-Andrew


Housing update

Please come to the band office to fill out the Annual Rental Extention Agreement form

People who are on assistance as well please come fill this form out, it will be here at the band office at the

front desk.

Thank you

Lorna Henderson


Easter Egg Hunt

Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw Nation

Easter egg hunt this Sunday at the

memorial park for ages 6 and under at

1:00pm and 12 and under at 1:30pm, if

any adults are able to come help me hide

eggs I will be there at 12:30pm


Call out list

Hello G-N Community!

How it works

Go the GN office to fill out the Form. The GN office passes the information to the interested member in

the Port Hardy area who are on the call out list. This is for Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw members only.

Friendly reminder you do not have to contact me in any way because I have all you information all you

have to do is wait for a call.

First on, first served in rotation

The job call-out list works on a first come, first served basis. When job notices arrive at the office, we

match the job to people interested in that type of work. You will be called in order your name was added

to the call out list. Once you’ve been called out, the next job posting goes to the next interested person on

the list. When we reach the bottom of the list we start at the top again and your turn will come around

again. So it is a rotating list, everyone on the list will be called in turn.

We keep track of when and how many times we try to contact you. If we cannot contact you using the

information you provided or you do not respond in a reasonable time, we need to move onto the next

person because the employer will go elsewhere to fill the position.

Improving your chances

Keep your information up to date especially if your contact information changes. If we can’t contact

you we have to move onto the next person on the list as employer will look elsewhere for workers.

If you receive notice of work and do not want to or unable to work, please let me know and we will

move onto the next person.

Tell me if you are no longer interested in more, it will save calling you, your name can be put back on the

list at a later time

REMINDER, IF I PHONE YOU AND THERE IS NO ANSWER THEN I WILL HAVE TO KEEP MOVING

DOWN THE LIST, BECAUSE SOMETIMES WHEN I GET ASKED TO FIND A WORKER THEY WILL

NEED ONE RIGHT AWAY.

My apologies if you missed out, but honestly there will be more work coming up and I'm doing the best I can to

get to you all, but really need you to come and give me the right numbers to reach you at. I don't know what

jobs are coming up I pretty much wait until I get asked to find someone. You can even phone the band office

and give me a right number.

Thank you all for your understanding

Bernadine Clayton


G&N RECYCLING DEPOT

Hello everyone, hope everyone is having a happy new

year. I’ve included another list of acceptable and

unacceptable items for the recycling depot.

The hours are 1-5pm

-Monday

-Wednesday

-Friday

I’d like to ask people not to drop things off after hours.

Dogs and birds have been making a mess of garbage been

left behind and other Items such as beds, couches, boxes’

has been getting wet and makes it difficult to deal with

once I’m back to work. So please wait until the facility is

open and I will be happy to assist you. Please remind

children not to climb the fences while depot is closed

would hate for someone to get hurt if there is no one

around.

Thanks Brandon Walkus


Harvey Walkus Memorial 14th annual floor hockey tournament 2015

April 24,25,26, 2015

Wakas Hall, and Arena in Port Hardy B.C.

Mens entry fee $250, Accepting first 20 teams with already 10 teams confirmed, ladies entry fee

$200, accepting 10 teams with already 9 teams confirmed half entry fee is needed to confirm your

spot which will be non-refundable we do accept email transfers to send in your deposits:

[email protected]

The roster limit is un-limited, the wakas hall will be 4 players on plus goalie, and the arena will

be 5 players plus golie.

All teams will be playing on Friday sorry for the inconvenience

This trophy and 100% payout of entry fee to 1st, 2nd, 3rd place teams and as well as individual

trophies

Mens: (if we get 20 mens team) Womens: (if we get 10 teams)

1st - $2800, 2nd - $1400, 3rd - $800 1st - $1100, 2nd - $600, 3rd - $300

If you would like more information call or text:

Gary Walkus 250-230-3852 or Darcy Walkus 250-504-0301 or 250-949-1484

mailto:[email protected]


Local Job Posting

Class 1 or 3 Driver- Part-Time Company: J.D. Petroleum

Industry: Transportation

Wage: Competitive

Expiry Date: Wednesday, April 15, 2015 - 9am

Qualifications & Experience: Experienced Class 1 or

Class 3 driver required for in town, night shift work.

Clean abstract required.

20-24 hrs/week May-Sept

How to apply: Please apply by email to

[email protected] or by fax to 250-949-6381

Clerk Cashier - Full-Time

Company: Old School House Store

Industry: Retail & Wholesale

Wage: $10.25 Hour


Qualifications & Experience: Full Time and Part

Time positions available.

Job duties include: customer service, cashiering,

stocking, cleaning and lottery.

How to apply: Please apply in person with resume

to 4950 Beaver Harbour Rd No phone calls please.

Taxi Driver- Full-Time Company: Town Taxi

Industry: Transportation

Wage: $10.25 Hour


Qualifications & Experience: Permanent Full Time and

Part Time positions available, this is a 3 month seasonal

position.

Must have a class 4 Licence. Must be responsible for

cash. All shifts available.

How to apply: Please mail resume to P.O. Box 2691 Port

Hardy, B.C. V0N 2P0 or Apply in Person

Tally Person- Seasonal

Company: Keltic Seafoods Ltd

Industry: Aquaculture

Wage: $17.00


Details:

• Duties as assigned by your manager

• Program computer with daily lots specific to

daily orders/customer requirements

• Work with staff to accurately weigh net

weights of product and record onto tally record

• Fill out all necessary paper work

• Keep day to day lots separate

• Fax pertinent information to customers

• Work with site Manager and supervisor

Qualifications & Experience:

• Extremely well organized and problem solver

• Basic math skills

• WHMIS certification

• Good clean “food safe” hygienic work habits

• Able to comply with Occupational Health and

Safety Program regulations

• OFA 3 an asset but not necessary

• Fisheries sector Tally experience

How to apply: Please email or fax a resume to:

Human Resource Manager

Keltic Seafoods

PO Box 1559, Port Hardy, BC, Canada V0N 2P0

Phone: 250-949-2973 Fax: 250-949-8825

Email: [email protected]

Website:

http://www.kelticseafoods.com

Shake Cutter- Full-Time

Company: Fortech Cedar

Industry: Forestry

Wage: Negotiable

Expiry Date: Monday, April 13, 2015 - 9am

Details: Cut & trim cedar blocks. Details to be

discussed. Start asap

Qualifications & Experience: Must be experienced

and have all related work gear; vehicle & DL an

asset. Require hard hat, safety caulk boots, saw,

raingear.

How to apply: Telephone Jim Bleaney:

250.949.7806

Fisheries Manager- Full-Time

Company: Kwakiutl Band


Wage: $55,000-$65,000 per annu

Expiry Date: Monday, April 13, 2015 - 9am

Details: About the Opportunity

The Kwakiutl Band Council (KBC) is seeking a

full-time permanent Fisheries Manager to join

their team in Tsaxis, just outside of Port Hardy

on Northern Vancouver Island.

The purpose of the Fisheries Manager's position

is, under the direction and guidance of the Band

Manager, to oversee the overall activities of the

KBC Fisheries Department in accordance with

policies, agreements and related priorities set by


the Kwakiutl Band Council (KBC). This includes

overseeing all fisheries that are managed by

KBC, including boats, licenses, related gear and

associated fisheries staff and/or fishing crews.

The Fisheries Manager is tasked with referrals

specific to aquatic resources, as well as managing

the Kwakiutl members' interests. Tasks include,

but are not limited to, the following:

• Provides quarterly reports to the Chief and

Council regarding all fisheries related issues and

concerns;

• Serves as a liaison with relevant and strategic

associations, advisory committees, industry

partners, as well as facilitates mutually

beneficial relationships with other Bands, and

with federal and provincial government

departments;

• Participates when requested in decision

making with Chief and council regarding the

Kwakiutl natural resources;

• Researches and drafts applications for funding

opportunities for the Kwakiutl Band in fisheries

related issues;

• Develops and implements Aboriginal fisheries

strategy with a focus on the Kwakiutl "Treaty of

1851" treaty right to "fish as formerly",

sustainable harvesting methods while balancing

other interests and needs of the Nation and

members;

• Plays a lead role in initiating and

implementing employment, training, and

business opportunities in the fisheries

department;

• Coordination of marine plants and all natural

resources management programs;

• Plays a lead role in negotiating and

implementing fisheries agreements;

• Prepares and secures contracts for support in

consultations and technical support for

agreement negotiations;

• Provides education and awareness programs of

all natural resources, fresh and marine waters;

• Coordinates scientific research on fish habitat

and the potential impacts of development on fish

and fish habitat;

• Coordinates habitat protection and monitoring

of enhancement plans;

• Coordinates stock definitions, enumerating and

assessment surveys; and

• Performs other duties as required.

Knowledge of the Kwakiutl community, culture

and language is an asset. It is paramount that all

positions within the band strive to communicate

and serve the Kwakiutl people in a manner that

respects, enhances and promotes the cultural

identity and well-being of both the individual

and the community. This position will strive for

cultural safety by:

• gaining cultural awareness and cultural

sensitivity;

• Understanding and complying with any

Kwakiutl policies or position statements on

"cultural safety" (and ensuring it is reflected in

individual training / professional development

plans);

• Ensuring that plans, policies and activities

undertaken promote the holistic health and well-

being of the Kwakiutl in a way that incorporates

and promotes the cultural aspects of the

Kwakiutl people and traditions; and

• Overall, assisting in the articulation and

establishment of cultural influence expectations

in the KBC Fisheries Department's planning and

day-to-day operations

Other Job Information

•In order to be awarded this employment,

candidates must successfully and periodically

undergo an appropriate criminal records review

and police record check to demonstrate that

there are no relevant charges or convictions.

•This role will require travel to and work in a

variety of different work environments, as well

as work outside normal business hours and to

function independently.

•The successful applicant must agree to abide by

KBC organizational policies (i.e., personnel policy

and other policies).

•The successful applicant will also demonstrate

the ability to work independently, to organize

work, prioritize workload, possession and

application of excellent communication skills

(written, inter-personal).

•Must be respected within the community.

•Preference may be given to Aboriginal

applicants those with a degree or diploma (as

above), and those with direct working experience

in this role with Kwakiutl Band Council or other

First Nations.

•Must perform other duties as assigned.

About the Benefits


In return for your commitment and passion, you

will be rewarded with a competitive salary of

$55,000-$65,000 per annum along with an

excellent benefit package, which includes:

•Medical, dental and vision coverage;

•Pension plan;

•Vacation negotiable for the right candidate; and

•Relocation assistance for the right candidate.

Upon joining our team, you will find yourself

welcomed into a team committed to a spirit of

cooperation and openness and fostering a

community-oriented cultural environment.

If you share our commitment to facilitating and

encouraging the long-term and sustainable

development of our commercial and food

resources, we want to speak with you - apply

today!

About the Organization

Located on the northern tip of Vancouver Island,

the Kwakiutl Indian Band is a rural community

located in Tsaxis (approximately 10 minutes

away from Port Hardy). The Kwakiutl Band

Council offers a variety of programs, supports

and services, including education, social

development, housing, economics, fisheries,

accounting, treaty negotiation, language, child

and youth, and administrative management.

As stewards of the marine areas throughout our

territory, the Kwakiutl will continue to pass on

ecological knowledge of our ancestors to ensure

that economic activities taking place in our

marine environment are done in a manner that

respects and protects our cultural values,

ensures access for food, social and ceremonial

purposes and benefits the Kwakiutl First Nation

and future generations.

The Kwakiutl Fisheries Department facilitates

and encourages the long-term sustainable

development of our commercial and food fishing

resources, and is committed to working with

Band members and to developing closer and

more effective relationships with national

institutions, academia and the private sector to

achieve long-term sustainable results.

About the Area

With a population of over 4,500, Port Hardy is

the largest community on the northern part of

Vancouver Island. Offering a variety of services

and programs, residents enjoy an array of

outdoor activities, a vibrant arts and culture

scene and a diverse business community. The

community is well connected to other Vancouver

Island communities via Highway 19 and the rest

of the Province by a regional/local airport and the

BC Ferry system.


About the Qualifications

As our ideal candidate, it is strongly preferred

that you hold a university degree or diploma in

biology or marine biology, resource management,

environmental sciences or other related

disciplines, or equivalent training and

experience.

The Fisheries Manager holds a senior

management position within the Kwakiutl Band

and as such, the position requires:

•Training and a minimum of 3 years of

experience in a West Coast marine and

freshwater fishery;

•Hands-on experience in vessel maintenance and

operation (including regulatory requirements);

•Strong knowledge of BC and Federal fisheries

policies and management regimes;

•The ability to manage field and vessel crews in

an efficient, professional and fair manner;

•Excellent interpersonal, negotiation, formal

writing (such as briefing notes, strategy

documents, work plans, etc.) and communication

skills;

•The ability to engage and work effectively with

Kwakiutl community members and other

stakeholders; and

•Computer and technical writing ability.

•A successful criminal records check is

mandatory

•Must have and maintain a valid BC Drivers

License as a condition of employment and

preferably have access to a reliable vehicle.

How to apply:

Applicants are strongly encouraged to download

and review the thorough job description prior to

applying.

In order to be considered for this role, you must

submit your application before 8 a.m. on

Monday, April 20, 2015.

These details and more are provided via the

website below. To apply, please do so via the

website (i.e., paste the URL address into your

browser) below.


http://www.applyfirst.ca/jobs/Science-

Technology/Environmental-Science/3774-

Fisheries-Manager?search_id=14526

Website:

http://www.applyfirst.ca/jobs/Science-

Technology/Environmental-Science/3774-Fish...

Dishwasher- Full-Time

Company: Market Street Cafe

Industry: Other

Expiry Date: Friday, April 10, 2015 - 9am

Details: Job duties include washing dishes,

cleaning, light prep tasks, and if qualified, possibly

some cooking during our busy season.

Our ideal candidate is punctual, self-motivated,

organized, cool under pressure, able to manage their

time well, and comfortable working in a casual,

family-run kitchen.

Hours are Tuesday- Friday, 11-close/cleanup, and

Saturday 10-close/cleanup, but may increase a little

over the summer. Most days you'll finish around

4pm.

Qualifications & Experience: Kitchen experience an

asset but not necessary. Will train the right

candidate.

How to apply: Bring a resume to Market Street

Cafe, 7030 Market Street Port Hardy

Daycare Worker- Part-Time

Company: Kwigwis Daycare

Industry: Education

Wage: $10.25/hr

Expiry Date: Friday, April 10, 2015 - 9am

Details:

This job is a great opportunity for someone who has

a desire to work with children, age 3-5, alongside

ECCE's. The position is temporary/part time until at

least July, and possibly longer. The hours are split:

from 8:30 until 10am, and again from 2:30 until

4:30pm, with flexibility. Pay is $10.25 per hour plus

4% vacation pay on each cheque.

The Job revolves around working directly with

children and assisting with field trips, beach walks,

art projects, outside games, inside activities and

daily routines. The health and safety of the children

are the priorities set out by licensing, the Band and

Kwigwis Daycare.


Must be 19 years old, confidentiality form, TB

Testing, Dr's Note stating good health, Genuine

interest in childcare, 2 reference letters, clear

criminal record check, current resume, Foodsafe

certificate, current first aid certificate.

How to apply:

Please bring a current resume (list work experience

and/or workshops or training done for children), 2

written references and a cover letter to Kwigwis

Daycare by April 10, 2015.

Interviews will held shortly after with position

beginning as soon as possible.

Red Seal Automotive Technician- Full-Time

Company: EJ Klassen

Industry: Construction/ Trades

Wage: Excellent Wage/Benefits

Expiry Date: Thursday, April 9, 2015 - 9am

Details: Full time permanent position at busy GM

dealership.


Must be Red Seal Certified Automotive Technician

How to apply: Apply in person to Brent Mitchell or

Cory Klassen: 9045 Granville St. Port Hardy BC or

Phone: 250.949.7442

Hooktender- Full-Time

Company: Sdjl Contracting Inc.

Industry: Forestry

Expiry Date: Thursday, April 9, 2015 - 9am

Details: Hooktender needed for a camp job. Shift

work.

Qualifications & Experience: Previous experience is

a must. First aid is preferred.

How to apply: Please email resumes to

[email protected]

Sanitizer Specialists- Full-Time

Company: Keltic Seafoods Ltd


Wage: $17.00

Expiry Date:

Friday, April 3, 2015 - 9am

Details:

• Cleaning and sanitizing processing equipment

• Cleaning and sanitizing processing rooms

• Inventorying sanitizing and cleaning supplies

• Laundry duties

• Other duties as required by the company


Qualifications & Experience: Keltic Seafoods has

an immediate opening for two (2) sanitation

specialists. These employees will work

afternoons and evenings with an expectation of

up to 40 hours per week. Staff will be provided

with instruction and training commensurate

with their responsibilities. This employee will

require their own transportation and WSBC

approved safety toed rubber foot wear. Cleaning

performance must be to Canadian Food

Inspection Agency standards. (CIFA) Must be

able to wear a respiratory mask.

Desired Qualifications:

• WHMIS certification

• Food Safe certification

• Forklift experience an asset but not necessary

• Occupational First Aid Level 1

• HACCP training

• Chemical awareness

• Industrial cleaning experience

• Attention to detail

How to apply:

Email, Fax or in person

Human Resource Manager

Keltic Seafoods Ltd

PO Box 1559, Port Hardy, BC, Canada V0N 2P0

Phone: 250-949-8088 Fax: 250-949-8825

Email: [email protected]

Website:

http://www.kelticseafoods.com


Birthday wishes / requests

Birthday wishes;

April 5th - Happy 17th Birthday to my handsome

nephew David Wallace Jr. Hope you have the

best day! Love you babe!

April 7th - A very Happy 19th Birthday to my

beautiful, intelligent, loving & most special

niecey Kristen Hope Walkus. I love you so much

babe! Hope you have the best birthday ever!!!

April 11th - Happy Birthday to my neph Corey.

Love you babe! Hope you have a blast!

April 12th - a very Happy Birthday to some

beautiful ladies; twins Shawna & Sasha! Love

you both so very much! Miss you ladies! Also to

my handsome godson Braden Walkus! I know

you'll have a wonderful day! You're the best we

love you son

April 14th - a very Happy Birthday to my

beautiful goddaughter Trinity Brealynn love you

babe and wish you all the best for your birthday

and many more to come!

April 18th - Happy birthday to my neph Anton

Zapp! Also to my neph Cody Walkus! Love you

both so much! Have the best day ever!

April 21st - Happy 18th Birthday to my girl

Raven Wallace! Time flies! Love you babe & I

know you'll have a grand day!!

Also a very Happy 1st Birthday to my very

handsome great nephew Lennox Fox! You are so

near and dear to our hearts! Love love love you

baby boy

April 23rd - Happy Birthday to my neph John

Wallace Jr. love you babe and wishing you a day

full of love and laughter!

Happy 4th Birthday to my godson Jared Victor

Drake! Love you tonnes babe! Mo know you'll

have the best day! A day fit for a king

Happy anniversary to uncle Johnny/Aunty Tina

& Edwato/Sandra! Love you all & wish you all

the best!

April 27th - a very Happy 2nd Birthday to my

Wallace Warrior; Darryl Tom! We love you

sonshine! I pray your day is as awesome as you

are! You are a continued blessing to us all! I love

you with all my heart! Mommy looks forward to

the terrific twos!!

April 28th - happy 19th birthday to my nephew

Richard Dawson love & miss you babe! Have the

best day ever!

April 29th - Happy 19th Birthday Sabrina Faith

Rufus wishing you all the best on your milestone

birthday many many many more to come! We

love you!

Lotsa love from Auda T & tribe

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Happy birthday bro ern april 6, happy birthday

to kristen on april 7

Fr: Gary & Family

____________________________________________

WOULD LOVE TO WISH MY TWO AWESOME

YOUNG AT HEART DAVID JR/KRISTEN

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO U BOTH, BEST FOR

2015 BLESSING GOING YR WAY LOVE/HUGS

TO U BOTH

LOVE AUNTY DAISY /ELE / TIANNA/RYAN

AS I TAKE THIS MOMENT TO SHARE ..,AS

IT'S BEEN A GREAT N AWESOME FEELING ,,

AS WE COME TOGETHER TO FOR OUR

YOUNG AT HEART 😋

GEORGE WALKUS

DAVID CHARLIE JR

TIANNA WALKUS

DARRYL ROGER JR

FRANCES ISSAC SPECK

AS IT'S JOY TO WATCH THEM DO THERE

VERY "BEST"AS THEY TRY OUT AT

KAMLOOPS

WE AGAIN WOULD SAY WE

CONGRATULATE DARRYL JR AS HE’S BEEN

ELECTED TO PART OF THE HOCKEY N

GOING TO NOVA SCOTA 😋😋YES!! DONE

GREAT N YR HOCKEY GRANSON DARRYL

JR AS WELL AS THE OTHER YOUNG AT

HEART N THERE HOCKEY

CONGRADULATIONS TO U ALL N U ALL DID

AWESOME !!!

😋THANKS VERY SO MUCH N YR SUPPORT


N HELPING N GIVING AS GRANMA I FIND IT

A MOMENT OF HAPPINESS TO WATCH MY

GRANCHILDREN 😋WHAT THEY LOVE THE

MOST 😋

SPORTS 😋HOCKEY/SOCCER AS I COUNT IT

JOY AS I WATCH MY KIDS DARRYL

/RAVENA/ELEANOR/RANDY AS GREAT

PARENTS THE GREAT LOVE

AGAIN "THANKS "

😋COMMUNITY😋N FAMILIES/FRIENDS😋..

CONGRADULTIONS

😋GRANSON😋

DARRYL ROGER JR😋LOVE U BABE😋

Birthday wish GOING out to our BEAUTY niece

🎂TRINITY!!🎂HAVE A GRTE DAY HON LOVE

U

AS RELATING TO BARB JOHNSON

INVITATION

AS I WOULD LOVE TO BE THERE BUT AWAY

AS I'D SHARE THE "NEW BEGINNING"

CELEBRATING THE NEW START FROM THE

RESIDENCAL SCHOOL

WITH MUCH LOVE PRAYERS

GOING YR WAY!!

LOVE N THOUGHTS WITH U ALL AS NEW

START N NEW BEGINNING 😋

____________________________________________________

Special birthday wish going out to our beautiful

girl Cheyenne Janssen love from mom gran nd

the SKOOKUM gang

_____________________________________________________

April 7th

We would like to wish Christian Ernest a happy

4th birthday. We love you babe . Love Mac,

Bernice, auntie Mel and uncle weese

April 14th

Happy 27th birthday to our sister/ auntie

Lynn(Anna) hope you have a wonderful day we

love you from us

____________________________________________

Happy birthday to our beautiful daughter

Trinitybrealynnity Henderson. On april 14th. We

love you babe and hope you have a great day.

Love dad mom Tristan Sierra Buwa jr and auda

Gertrude Henderson. Also Happy birthday to bro

Ernie Scow on the 6th hope you have a good one

bro.

"Residential School Survivor's

Birthday Celebration @ Wakas

Community Hall April 4, 2015

starting at 11:30 am - 2:00 pm."

Donations of food dishes welcome, if

you need more information please

contact Barb Johnson after 6 pm.

Come and make new beautiful

memories.

___________________________________ Wishing My Sister Martina Walkus A Happy

Birthday "April 12th! Love You Sister, Have A

Great Day On Your Special Day, You Deserve It

Love Your Big Sis Ethel, Mathew, Miley & Mia

"King'Ga"

_____________________________________________

Wishing our girl Alicia Nikki Nadine Wendy a

Happy sweet 16th Birthday April 5th. Love mom

and dad, sisters and brothers and baba Robert.

Hope you have a wonderful day.

Also a very special Birthday wish to our nephew

David Kable Rios-Mcknight. Love ya neph, for

April 5th. Have a great day from uncle Simon

Lefty Wa Lkus Aunty Paula H Walkus Sr. And

cousins.

_____________________________________________

Happy 19th Birthday to my Beautiful niece

Cheyenne Janssen April 6th I love you and have

a great time.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO MY NIECE MARTINA

WALKUS I LOVE YOU SO MUCH ♡☆♡☆♡

LOVE FROM PRISCILLA DIANA LUIS BABY

RJ

Happy anniversary to Mr & Mrs Norman &

Trish Charlie

April 25th best wishes and many more yrs to

come

From Skookum Charlie families

____________________________________________

A very happy 7th birthday to my grandson caleb

on april 6th coming from all ur family & granny

_____________________________________________

Special Birthday wishes to a very special girl

Martina tons of love for your special day babe.

Also special Birthday Wishes to A Very Special

Young Man Braden We Love U tons babe. Wish

we could travel with u for your hockey. Way to go

on your Provincials.


I would just like to say how proud I am also of

my Daughter and Nephews Bree-anna

Henderson, Nigel Robert Walkus, Chavo Micheal

Perez and David Wallace for there year of hockey

and especially with there Provincials very proud

of u guys. You all have so much Talent you all

made my heart happy and also shed some tears

happy ones of course. Can't wait for next year

way to go guys and Bree-Anna Henderson Love u

tons

Also very very special birthday wishes sent to my

nephew Corey Swain April 11th love u so much

neph from me and your brothers

_____________________________________________

April 23- Happy 4th Birthday to our handsome

little miracle Jared King we love you so much

son and hope your day is extra special because

you deserve it! Love Mom, Dad, Chloe and

Brendan.

April 29th happy 19th to our baby girl Sabrina

Faith!

____________________________________________

Ma'wa̱'et̕ła̱nx̱ Małagu- Ixḵ ̓a̱sa ̱lala x̱is

ma'yudła̱mxda̱mus xa̱n’s ‘Ump ̓Numas,

Łaxwa ̱lanukwa̱n’stłus. Olak̓ala̱n’s ̕mulasis

gax̱a̱nayus gax̱a̱n’s. X̱us ga̱nga ̱nana̱m: Adahu,

Ana̱ts̓a, Hekwałila̱og̱wa, K̓odi, Tłalila̱wikw dłu

Ts ̓ux̱’ts̓a̱’ets̓a̱mg̱a

.

April 12- Happy Birthday to our Dad Les, we

love you. We are grateful to have you in our lives.

Your children: Chettie, Sachen, Juli, Jesse,

Elisha and Leslie

_____________________________________________

April 12th happy 13th birthday to my son

Braden Walkus ....congrats on graduation...a

huge congrats on provincials...2nd in bc is a huge

deal you should be proud!!! Keep shooting for the

stars kiddo this is your year!! Mama will be right

behind you every step of the way .

April 23 happy birthday jman love auda

April 12th happy birthday bro puntleese (I guess)

April 30th happy 19th les we love you tons

Tons of love from all of us

_____________________________________________

April 7th - Happy 4th Birthday to my son

Christian Ernest, I love you with all my heart!

Love from mom. Also Happy Birthday to Kristen

Walkus on the same day!. April 20th - Happy

Birthday to our Gran/Great Gran Sally Bruce,

We hope you have a great day! Lots of love from

Linda & Christian.

____________________________________________

Wishing my sister in-law/auntie Mona George

(Walkus) a happy birthday (April 4). Hope you

have a great day. Lots of Love from Bill, Alice &

family.

____________________________________________

Special Birthday wish to our dad+ husband

Ernie Scow on April 6th, We love you

Also Happy Birthday to our niece + cuz Kristen

Hope Love you.

____________________________________________

April 4th

Happy Birthday Jessie Hemphill, you Fabulous,

Daughter, Sister, Friend, Colleague,

Granddaughter,neice.

Have a wonderful Day

_____________________________________________

Lou & Elizabeth Walkus' Family would like

to wish the following

a very happy birthday: Bob Swain, David

Wallace Jr., Ernie Scow, Caleb

Dick. Kristen Walkus, Corey Swain, Braden

Walkus, and Trinity Walkus. We

hope you all have a wonderful day! Lots

of love from all of us.

April 2, 2015 Yo! news

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