THIS WEEK AT TFN: Email communications...

WEEKLY ISSUE - THURSDAY, SEPT 5, 2019

WANT THE TFN COMMUNITY NOTICE DELIVERED STRAIGHT TO YOUR INBOX EVERY THURSDAY? Email [email protected] to join our electronic mailing list THIS WEEK AT TFN:

IMPORTANT DATES TO REMEMBER

NEW THIS ISSUE

• Road Closure on Tsawwassen Drive(information above)

• Special Youth Centre Announcementon Friday (information above)

• In Loving Memory of Joanne Perich

• Natural Resources CommitteeNominations

• Elections Canada CommunityRelations Officer wanted!

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Thursday 5

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F r iday 6

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Sunday 8

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Monday 9

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Tuesday 10

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Special Announcement

10:30am

TFN Sports Field

Advisory Council Meeting

5-7pmElders Centre

Natural Resources Committee Meeting

5pm Large

Boardroom

Advisory Council Mtg Sept 9

Public Health Nurse Sept 19

Advisory Council Mtg Sept 23

TFN Members Gathering Sept 27-29

UPCOMING DEADLINES:

Sept 12 City of New Westminster Request for Indigenous Artists (see last week’s Community Notice)

Sept 13 Open Call for Proposals for Catering 16 TFN Drumming Classes

Sept 17 Deadline to add items to Sept. 23 Advisory Council Meeting Agenda

Sept 23 Advisory Council and Natural Resources Advisory Committee nominations

SPECIAL YOUTH CENTRE ANNOUNCEMENT!

TFN Members are invited to come to the TFN Sports Field (2331 Tsawwassen Dr) on Friday, Sept 6, at 1:30 pm for a very special announcement that impacts our community.

There will be a brief announcement, followed by speeches from dignitaries. Light refresh-ments will be provided.

ROAD CLOSURE NOTICE

Tsawwassen Drive will be closed north of the TFN Sports Field/Falcon Way to 41B Avenue beginning on Sept. 10 and continuing until Sept. 20. During this time, drivers are asked to find alternate routes around the road closure.

• Parents Meeting at TFNYouth Centre

• Request for Catering Pro-posal for Executive Council

• Open Call for Proposals forCedar and Wool Weaving

• Advisory Council Agendafor Sept. 9 Meeting

• Youth Centre Lost & Found

TSAWWASSEN FIRST NATION COMMUNITY NOTICE

Sept 5-11, 2019

OTHER SUBMISSIONS

• Lemonade Stand Photo submission………………...Pg3

• TFN Art Studio……………………………………………………………….Pg3

• Youth Centre & Found…………………………………………….Pg3

• Advisory Council Nominations……………………………..Pg7

• Join the TFN Drum Group…..…………………………………..Pg9

• Youth/Community Language Class…………………..Pg9

• TFN Monthly Safety Moment……………………………….Pg10

• Youth Centre Productions…………………………………...Pg13

• Westport Construction Notice…………………………...Pg14

EDUCATION, TRAINING & JOBS

• Elections Canada CRO wanted…………………………...Pg8

• Catering RFP: Drumming Classes………………………Pg15

• Class Facilitator: Weaving Cedar & Wool…...Pg16

• Catering RFP: Executive Council……………………...Pg18

• Employment & Training Opportunities………...Pg19

WANT TO POST SOMETHING IN THE COMMUNITY NOTICE?

Email [email protected] or phone Adrian MacNair at 604-948-5245

SUBMISSION DEADLINE: WEDNESDAYS @ 12:00PM Late submissions cannot be accommodated.

(Submissions received after 12:00 pm on Wednesday will be published in the following week’s issue.)

NEWS & UPDATES

• Road Closure on Tsawwassen Drive………………...Pg1

• Special Youth Centre Announcement……………..Pg1

• Notice of Traffic Signal Construction……………….Pg3

• In Loving Memory of Joanne Perich…………………Pg4

• Natural Resources Committee Nominations...Pg5

• Advisory Council Agenda……………………………………...Pg6

• Parents Meeting at TFN Youth Centre…………...Pg8

• TFN Natural Resource Update……………………………..Pg11

FOR ELDERS

• TFN Elders Weekly Events……………………………………..Pg3

CALENDARS

• Elders Events………………………………………………………………Pg20

• Community Events…………………………………………………..Pg21

• TFN Afterschool Program…………………………………...Pg22

• TFN Pre-Teen Teen Programing……………………..Pg23

NEW ADDRESS OR PHONE #?

Remember to forward your updated contact information to Records Clerk Maryanne Adams.

In Person or by Post: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive,

Tsawwassen, BC V4M 4G2

Phone: 604-948-5290

Toll-free: 1-888-943-2112 ext 290

By Fax: 604-943-9226

By Email: [email protected]

[email protected]

COMPLIANCE/ENFORCEMENT ISSUE?

TUESDAY – FRIDAY, 10:00 am-8:00 pm:

Call San Uppal

at 604-803-9527

SATURDAY – TUESDAY, 8:00 am-6:00 pm: Call Abu Ghafoori

at 604-785-4107

INSIDE THIS ISSUE

mailto:[email protected]

TFN Elders Weekly Events SEPT 5-11, 2019

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5

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F r iday

6

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Monday

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s θ əmən t s

Tuesday

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Wednesday

1 1

Drop-in 10-4pm

Elder/Staff Lunch Elders Centre

12pm

Drop-in 10-4pm

Craft For Craft Fair

OUTREACH DAY

Advisory Council 5-7pm

Elders Centre

Elder/Staff Lunch

12

Drop-in 10-4pm

Squamish Nation 8:30am-4:30pm

Elders needing assistance/transport contact Mona or Cindy

TFN Art Studio Community Artist Space

Drop in Tuesdays 6-8 pm at the Youth Centre Open Art Studio

Explore ideas and have fun using a variety of art materials Create independently

Come together and respond creatively to issues in the community Art Classes

Learn new art skills in a structured class hosted by an instructor Share knowledge by teaching an art class

Enjoy an activity in the company of others Please bring your ideas and suggestions to make this art studio unique to the TFN community

so that traditions, old and new, can be reflected and celebrated in our shared creative space.

*Free access to all studio art material *Snacks, coffee and tea provided

All ages welcome (Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by an adult)

HSS Update

Appointments for our Nurse Practitioner please call

Michelle Sam at 604-587-4774

Counseling appointments, appoint-ments with Dr. Mervyn & all other Health & Social Services inquires will be coordinated through the Temp Medical Office Assistant (MOA) Radi-ka McBride at Direct Line: 604-948-5231 or Cell: 604-908-3015

Summer has come and gone but not without one last hurrah for these enterprising Tsawwassen Youth, who put on a bake sale and lemonade stand during their last week of vacation. Now that school is back in session, be sure and slow down on the roads and watch out for children! Photo submitted by Dawn Williams.

Notice of Traffic Signal Construction Construction has begun on a new traffic signal at the intersection of 41B Street and 28B Avenue, adjacent to 4189 Salish Sea Drive. The road will not be closed during this time, however crews will restrict traffic to single-lane flow with flaggers di-recting cars, pedestrians and cyclists. Work is ex-pected to be completed by Sept. 23.

LOST AND FOUND At Youth Centre

There is a large number of clothes, bags and other items that have been left at the Youth

Centre. Please come and claim it by Friday Sept 13,2019

In Loving Memory

MassTuesday, September 10

11:00 amSacred Heart ChurchInternment: Boundary Bay

Cemetery at Noon

prayersMonday, September 9

7:00 pmTFN Rec Hall

Please bring your drum if you want to sing and share a song

Celebration of lifeTuesday, September 10

1:00 pmTFN Rec Hall

Jo-Anne Perich

NATURAL RESOURCES ADVISORY COMMITTEE ELECTION

The 2019-2022 Term for the Advisory Committee begins this September

The Natural Resources Advisory Committee meets regularly to discuss harvesting opportunities, including the Annual Fishing Plan and any Gathering Plans, and policies or regulations impacting Natural Resources.

If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else, or if you would like more information on the Natural Resources Advisory Committee, please contact Krystal Lockert at:

604.948.5211 or [email protected] with the following:

Your nameEmail/MailPhone NumberMailing Address

DO YOU WANT TO PROVIDE INPUT ON FISHING, HARVESTING AND GATHERING ISSUES AFFECTING THE TSAWWASSEN COMMUNITY?If so, you should consider running for a seat on the Natural Resources Advisory Committee

There are 7 positions in the Natural Resources Advisory Committee and TFN will hold an election at the 2019 Annual General Meeting on Saturday, September 28, to fill these positions. To run, you must be a Member over 13 years of age, AND you must nominate yourself or be nominated by September 23.

The vote at the AGM will be for:

▶ One male and one female fisherperson

▶ One elder experienced with traditional gathering knowledge

▶ One elder experienced with fishing

▶ One youth

▶ One Tsawwassen Member from the community who is not a fisher

▶ One hunter

ADVISORY COUNCIL AGENDA

for September 9, 2019 meeting | Elders Centre

Upcoming Advisory Council Meetings:

Meeting Date Deadline to Submit Date Agenda will be posted Location Agenda Items in Community Notice

Sept. 23 Sept. 17 Sept. 19 Elders CentreOct. 7 Oct. 1 Oct. 3 Elders CentreOct. 21 Oct. 15 Oct. 17 Elders Centre

1. Approval of Agenda2. Review of August 12 Minutes

A. Next AC meetingsI. September 9 – Elders CentreII. September 23 – Elders Centre

3. Health and Social Services Program Policy4. Emergency Housing Assistance5. Legislative Assembly: Workshops6. Fisheries Management7. New Business8. Adjournment

ADVISORY COUNCIL ELECTION

The 2019-2022 Term for Advisory Council begins this September

The Advisory Council meets regularly to discuss proposed Laws, regulationsand policies that impact Tsawwassen members. They also provide input on the Tsawwassen annual budget prior to it being approved.

If you would like to nominate yourself or someone else, or if you would like more information on the Advisory Council, please contact Alex Paler at:

604.828.5357 or [email protected] with the following:

Your nameEmail/MailPhone NumberMailing Address

DO YOU WANT TO PROVIDE INPUT ON ISSUES AFFECTING THE TSAWWASSEN COMMUNITY?If so, you should consider running for a seat on the Advisory Council

There are 7 positions in the Advisory Council and TFN will hold an election at the 2019 Annual General Meeting on Saturday, September 28, to fill these positions. To run, you must be a Member over 13 years of age, AND you must nominate yourself or be nominated by September 23.

The work of the Advisory Council is important and Council Members receive honorariums for their contributions.

Notice of Employment OpportunityA Community Relations Officer (CRO) - Indigenous is appointed in electoral districts with a First Nations, Inuit or Métis population. The CRO–Indigenous maintains contact between the local Elections Canada office and Indigenous electors through interaction with organizations representing or serving them.

Pay: $17.57/hr.

As a CRO–Indigenous, their role is primarily to provide Indigenous electors with the information they need to access the electoral process and/or vote. Temporary/Part time employment starting immediately. Maximum 40 hours during the election period.

Interested individuals should please contact the Returning Officer by email [email protected] or by telephone at 604-360-4100 for more information.

Starts at 5PM!

Parents Meeting

W E D N E S D A Y , S E P T 2 5 , 2 0 1 9

Please join us to meet as we start the new school year! Some topics of discussion will be programming for children and youth, tutoring

after school and update on the new Youth Center. Dinner will be served at 5PM

Please RSVP to Andrea Jacobs at [email protected]

or call 604-948-5229 if you would like more information

When: Every Wednesday

(Beginning Sept. 11, 2019)

Where: Elders Centre

Time: 5-6pm

TFN Members, if you are interested in learning hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓ or just wanting to

come out to listen, we welcome you to come down!

Don’t miss out on some fun TPR (total physical response) style of learning

hən̓q̓əmin̓əm̓, language games and language bingo!

When: Every Wednesday

(Beginning Sept. 11, 2019)

Where: Rec Centre

Time: 4-5pm

Would you like to join the scew̓aθən tθ̓elə drum group?

Everyone is welcome.

We would love to have anyone that is interested in joining us every Monday to have fun and sing and drum

with your fellow community members.

We enjoy a meal and learn from our fellow TFN members about singing and

drumming, traditions, protocol and our culture.

Our goals are to keep our culture and traditions alive and to have fun doing it.

Even if you are not interested in being in the group we encourage you to come and join in the fun.

When : Every Monday

Where : Rec center

Time : 4:30 pm *Dinner provided*

STARTING SEPTEMBER 16TH

TFN Joint Occupational Health & Safety Committee

TFN Monthly Safety Moment

WHEN THE SCHOOL BUS STOPS, YOU STOP!

BACK TO SCHOOL SAFETY TIPS

REMEMBER: When you see a school bus stopped with its red lights flashing, you must stop too. You stop whether the bus is oncoming, or you are behind the bus. When you see a bus with amber flashing lights, slow down and prepare to stop. The buss is preparing to stop or may be already stopped. Stay stopped until the bus moves on, or the driver signals that it is safe for you to proceed, by turning off the flashing lights (Some buses also have a stop sign that swings out from the bus o a digital display). Be aware of signs, school buses, playgrounds and other things that indicate that children could be close by.

Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday MARINE FORECAST Wind: SE 5 - 15 knots Wind: LIGHT Wind: SE 5 - 15 knots Wind: SE 10 –20 knots

CONTACTS

Department office: 604-943-4199 Mike Baird: 604-762-1467 (cell) Liana Williams 604-202-0415 (cell)

Enforcement: Kyle Flindt: 604-230-7174 Manager: Krystal Lockert 604-948-5211 (Direct office line) © Steelhead Society of BC © Jonathan Moore

TFN NATURAL RESOURCES Sept. 5, 2019

UPDATE FOR OUR TFN COMMUNITY MEMBERS

Natural Resource Committee Meeting

The next Natural Resource Advisory Committee meeting is scheduled for WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER, 11th

in the Large Boardroom of the TFN Administration Building. Honorariums will be provided to members.

Dinner to be served at 5:00pm. The meeting is scheduled to run from 5:30-7:30pm.

TFN Dock Reminder

As salmon fishing for the summer is at a close, we are reminding dock users, including owners and operators of ves-

sels Moored at the Dock, may not dispose of garbage or waste at the Dock. Dock users must also refrain from activi-

ties that could cause hazardous or otherwise deleterious substances to enter the water or damage the Dock, leave

bait containers open or otherwise unsealed; or leave any items on the Dock, including vessel parts, crab traps, nets

or other gear, after the person has left the Dock. Fishers and users must also ensure the gate door is not left open

for unauthorized persons.

As per the Canoe Pass Dock Management Policy, any persons contravening these provisions may be prohibited from

future use of the facility. For more information please contact the Natural Resources Department.

Thurs. Sept.

5

Fri. Sept. 6 Sat. Sept. 7 Sun. Sept. 8 Mon. Sept. 9 Tues. Sept.

10

Wed. Sept. 11

TIDES 05:01 - 1.4m 05.:59 - 1.4m 06:59 - 1.3m 00:17 - 3.6m 01:27 - 3.5m 02:37 - 3.5m 03:38 - 3.5m

12:03 - 3.7m 13:35 - 3.8m 14:56 - 3.9m 08:02 - 1.3m 09:00 - 1.3m 09:52 - 1.3m 10:36 1.3m

16:59 - 2.9m 18:28 - 3.2m 20:11 - 3.3m 15:59 - 4.0m 16:49 – 4.1m 17:28 - 4.1m 17:59 - 4.1m

22:34 - 4.0m 23:19 - 3.8m 21:34 - 3.2m 22:28 - 3.1m 23:06 - 3.0m 23:39 - 2.9m

UPDATE ON ROCKSLIDE IN BIG BAR, FRASER RIVER

A landslide that occurred north of Lillooet in late June has created a significant barrier to fish passage and is

presently blocking most of these same Chinook from migrating upriver to spawn. Only a small number of

spawning salmon have been able to get over and reach spawning grounds. The federal government has taken

emergency measures to prioritize the increased escapement of fish, and is exploring methods to repair the

damage done by the slide to do so. Species that may become affected by this event include Spring/Summer 5

-2 Chinook, Early Stuart Sockeye, Early Summer Sockeye and Summer Run Sockeye.

Challenges that remediation crews are facing include rapid flow conditions, migrating stocks, site accessibility,

unstable water levels and heavy river debris and silt. This incident may also impact FSC harvesting opportuni-

ties in-season, but the potential for permanent loss of these Chinook populations represents a great

threat to the livelihoods of all those who depend on salmon for sustenance and economic oppor-

tunity as well as every living thing that depends on these fish. The Natural Resources Department

will update the community as new information becomes available.

Natural Resources - Here’s

glimpse of our summer with

TFN students Connor

McClauley and Seth Williams.

We were able to share a

variety of things that we do in

our department.

Returning from

joining Kyle

and Peter on a

crab patrol.

They got to see

some orcas

while on the

water.

Seth and Kyle preparing totes to receive

fish for distribution.

Peter, Dave, Seth and Connor doing a bird

count at the blue heron colony .

Kyle was going over vessel safety at the TFN

dock.

Connor on board Salt spray vessel to participate

in our annual First Fish Ceremony.

Natural Resources Department

Have an idea? Song? Film?

Music Video? Photography?

Making a film or music video is more than just front of the camera! It requires a team of

people working at lighting, camera, directing, sound and editing. No matter the

project there is a job for everyone!

Did You Know?

Had an itch for singing or laying down a fresh beat, we have the equipment for vocals and beat production to produce a full song! If we still haven't found something for you

lets break out the DJ gear, pump the music and call it a day!

Wednesday’s

@ the Y/C

5:30—8:00 PM

Starting Sept. 11

NOTICE OF CAPITAL WORKS

This notice is to advise you that Westport Construction has been contracted by Tsawwassen First Nation tocomplete the construction of outfall works at the TFN Industrial Lands Drainage Pump Station. The work includesinstallation of new pipes and an outfall headwall through and outside the dike south of 27B Avenue. Work hoursare typically 7:00 am to 7:00 pm, Monday to Friday. The work is anticipated to start on August 30, 2019 for aduration of approximately 8 weeks. Saturday work may occur between the hours of 9:00 AM and 6:00 PM.

The work is being undertaken in accordance with environmental permitting and under the general review of anenvironmental monitor.

The sketch below shows the site access from 27B Avenue and the work area. The Contractor requests that allpersons in the areas be aware of large vehicle traffic and proceed with caution. Appropriate signage will be inplace.

The work will require that the trail along the sea dike will be closed for the duration of the project. Appropriatesignage will be in place.

We appreciate patience of the community and look to complete the work as quickly and safely as possible. If youhave any questions or concerns please contact Tsawwassen First Nation Lands Department.

OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS DRUMMING CLASS CATERING

Tsawwassen First Nation will be restarting our drumming and singing class in September 2019 for all Tsawwassen First Nation members. We need to hire a TFN member for catering for sixteen drumming classes for every Monday starting Sep-tember 23rd 2019 to January 27th 2020.

Description of Work: The successful individual/s will be required to complete the following tasks and others directly related to catering for drum-ming. • Provide Fish, protein, vegetable, salad, beverages and dessert. • Plan, prepare and present a menu.

• Provide invoices.

• Have meals and refreshments prepared at 5:00pm every Monday at the Rec Center.

Qualifications:

Catering experience

Contract Details and Value: The contract will be awarded to the successful candidate whose skills, experience and bid are suited to this event and TFN’s budget considerations. Please submit your bid amount with this proposal. The successful applicant will be placed on con-tract for the term of work.

The Process: Interested individuals should submit their proposal and three references as follows:

Mail: Envelopes must be clearly marked as shown below:

Tsawwassen First Nation 1926 Tsawwassen Drive Tsawwassen, BC V4M 4G2

DRUMMING CLASS CATERING: Chrystalynn Gurniak

E-mail: Email submissions will also be accepted and can be sent to [email protected]

Due Date: September Friday 13th 2019 Late proposals will not be accepted. Also, faxed proposals will not be accepted.

Notification: The successful applicant will be notified of the final decision on September 16th 2019

Administration Office: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, British Columbia V4M 4G2 Tel: (604) 943-2112 · Fax: (604) 943-9226 Website: tsawwassenfirstnation.com

Administration Office: 1926 Tsawwassen Drive, Tsawwassen, British Columbia V4M 4G2 Tel: (604) 943-2112 • Fax: (604) 943-9226 Website: tsawwassenfirstnation.com

OPEN CALL FOR PROPOSALS FOR

CEDAR AND WOOL WEAVING WORKSHOPS Tsawwassen First Nation will be hosting a series of workshops on cedar and wool weaving workshops to run through from September until June 2020. These classes are intended for TFN Children and Youth in Grades k-7, to be held Tuesdays after school from 4:00-5:00 pm. Anticipated attendance for this class is 10-15 students. Tsawwassen First Nation is looking for an individual/s to facilitate the class under the direction of the Manager of Education and Skills Development. Description of Work: The successful individual/s will be required to complete the following tasks and others directly related to facilitating a class of this nature:

• Two 4 week cedar weaving workshops and Two 4 week wool weaving workshops

• Provide all supplies/tools needed for cedar and wool weaving projects

• Provide enough classes to complete projects

• Post notice regarding classes in newsletter prior to start dates, including cancellation of any classes

• Provide enough classes to complete project

• Keep attendance records of all classes

Qualifications:

• A history of facilitating classes/workshops which demonstrates an ability to teach and work with groups

• Ability weave wool and cedar with the skills to teach others

• Ability to work effectively with a Manager, staff and community Members

• Knowledge of Tsawwassen First Nation and its Members is an asset

Contract Details and Value: The contract will be awarded to the successful candidate whose skills, experience and bid are suited to this event and TFN’s budget considerations. Please submit your bid amount with your proposal. The successful applicant will be placed on contract for the term of the work.


CEDAR AND WOOL WEAVING WORKSHOPS Sept-June 2019 Page 2 of 2 The Process: Interested individuals should submit their proposal and 3 references as follows: Mail: Envelopes must be clearly marked as shown below: Tsawwassen First Nation 1926 Tsawwassen Drive Tsawwassen, BC V4M 4G2 CEDAR AND WOOL WEAVING WORKSHOPS CALL FOR PROPOSALS ATTENTION: Andrea Jacobs E-Mail: Email submission will also be accepted and can be sent to: [email protected] Due Date: Friday, September 20, 2019 by 4:00 pm Late proposals will not be accepted. Also, faxed proposals will not be accepted. Notification: The successful applicant will be notified of the final decision on Monday, September 23, 2019, by 4:00 pm.



EXPRESSION OF INTEREST

CATERING

External Stakeholder meeting with Executive Council

Tsawwassen First Nation is looking for local caterers to provide lunch on September 13, 2019.

The event is scheduled for 12:00 – 1:30 p.m., in the Recreation Centre. We will need food for 15

people.

The budget for this meal is $18.00 - $20.00 per plate (dependent on the variety of options), with

the following menu requirements:

• Salmon (TFN will supply)

• Chicken or pork

• Two starch – potato & rice

• Two salad options (green + one of pasta, caesar, greek)

• Bannock

• One dessert (cookies, squares, tarts, pies, cakes, etc.)

• Two fresh fruit options (oranges, grapefruit, melons, bananas)

• Appropriate condiments as per meal

NOTE: TFN will supply coffee, tea, cream, sugar, water and a variety of beverages, plates, cups

and cutlery.

The selected caterers will prepare the meals under the direction of the Executive Assistant,

Government Services. Please submit your Expression of Interest with your qualifications and

menu ideas as follows:

Mail: Envelopes must be clearly marked as shown below:

Tsawwassen First Nation

1926 Tsawwassen Drive

Tsawwassen, BC V4M 4G2

Catering Expression of Interest: Lisa McCoy

E-mail: Email submissions will also be accepted and can be sent to

[email protected]

Due Date: Tuesday September 10, 2019, 4:30 p.m. Late submissions will not be accepted.

Notification: The awarded caterer will be notified by end of day Wednesday September 11,

2019.

We encourage diversity, please submit your interest – the more caterers to choose from the better!


Current Employment & Training Opportunities for TFN Members Updated September 5, 2019

There are several options for viewing the full job descriptions of opportunities listed below… In print: In the Employment Opportunities binder at the TFN Admin Building reception area • Online: On the Employment Opportunities page of the TFN website, or by subscribing to the weekly Community Notice &

Employment Opportunities email. (Contact [email protected] or Adrian MacNair at 604-948-5245 to subscribe.)

• Contact Terry Baird, Employment Coordinator: 604-948-5310 or 604-999-7740 - email [email protected]

Tsawwassen First Nation

Planning Administration Assistant (Full-Time)

• Posted August 29, Open until filled

Senior Policy Analyst – Local Government (Full-Time)

• Posted July 4, Open until filled

Senior Policy and Intergovernmental Affairs Analyst (Full-Time)

• Posted May 16, Open until filled

TFN Child Welfare Social Worker (Full-Time)

• Posted May 2, Open until filled

TFN/ACCESS training programs

Dental Reception Coordinator Certificate Program

Native Education College for Indigenous Business Customer Service & Hospitality Program

• Posted August 22, begins September 9th

Amazon Warehouse Team Member (Full-Time)

• Please contact Terry Baird for more information

Ideal Welders Ltd. Various Welder opportunities (Annacis Island)

• Posted August 8

BA Blacktop Contractors Various Contractor opportunities

• Posted August 29

Adecco Job opportunities at Amazon (Part-Time)

• Warehouse help • Please contact Terry Baird for more information

Ivanhoe Cambridge

Operations Manager (Tsawwassen Mills)

• Posted July 25, Open until filled

Guest Services Representative (Tsawwassen Mills)

• Posted March 21, Open until filled (Please contact Terry Baird for more information)





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Sunday

syəl̓əwəłnet

Monday

sθəmənts

Tuesday

Słixʷs

Wednesday

sx ̌əʔaθəns Thursday

słq̓ecəss

Friday

t̓q̓ʷatəm Saturday

1 2 Labour Day stat holiday

TFN offices closed

3 Drop In

10-4pm

Elders Lunch Outing

Ricky’s Ladner

11:30am

4 Drop In

10-4pm

Walking Club

8:30-10

5 Drop In

10-4pm

Elder/Staff

Lunch

12pm

6 Drop In

10-4pm

Crafting

For Craft Fair

7

8

9 OUTREACH DAY

10 Drop In

10-4pm

Elder/Staff

Lunch 12pm

11 Drop In

10-4pm

Squamish Nation

8:30-4:30pm

12 Elder Centre

CLOSED

Clean-up Day

13 Elder Centre

Closed

Cleanup Day

14

15 16 OUTREACH DAY

17 Drop In

10-4pm

Elder/Staff

Lunch

12pm

18 Drop In

10-4pm

Walking Club

8:30-10

19 Drop In

10-4pm

Elder/Staff

Lunch

12pm

20 Drop-in

10-4pm

21

22 23 OUTREACH DAY

24 Drop In

10-4pm

Elder/Staff

Lunch

12pm

25 Drop In

10-4pm

Walking Club

8:30-10

26 Drop In

10-4pm

Elders Lunch Outing

White Spot

11:30am

27 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

28 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

29 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

30 OUTREACH DAY

TSAWWASSEN ELDERS CENTRE

(September) 2019 Updated August 30

TO ADD AN UPCOMING EVENT, CONTACT ADRIAN MACNAIR AT 604-948-5245 OR [email protected]


Sunday

syəl̓əwəłnet

Monday

sθəmənts

Tuesday

Słixʷs

Wednesday

sx ̌əʔaθəns

Thursday

słq̓ecəss

Friday

t̓q̓ʷatəm

Saturday

25 26 27 Nurse

Practitioner

Nurse’s Trailer

11-6pm

28 Elders

Consultation

Retreat

Starlight Casino

8am-3:30pm

29 30 Deadline:

TFN TEDC

Member Director

Position

31

1 2 Labour Day stat holiday

TFN offices closed

3 Back to school!

Deadline:

Submit Advisory Council Agenda

4 5 6 7

8 9 Advisory Council Meeting

Elders Centre

5-7pm

Drumming

Rec Centre

4:30pm

10 Nurse

Practitioner

Nurse’s Trailer

11-6pm

11 Community

Language Class Elders Centre

5-6pm

NRC Committee Meeting

5pmLarge Boardroom

12 13 14

15 16 Drumming

Rec Centre

4:30pm

17 Nurse

Practitioner

Nurse’s Trailer

11-6pm

Deadline:

Submit Advisory Council Agenda

18 Community

Language Class Elders Centre

5-6pm

19 Public Health

Nurse

Nurses Trailer

1-3pm

20 21

22 23 Advisory Council Meeting

Elders Centre

5-7pm

Drumming

Rec Centre

4:30pm

24 Nurse

Practitioner

Nurse’s Trailer

11-6pm

25 Community

Language Class

Elders Centre

5-6pm

26 27 TFN 2019 Members Gathering

River Rock Casino

28 TFN 2019 Members Gathering

River Rock Casino

TSAWWASSEN COMMUNITY EVENTS

(September) 2019Updated August 26



Sunday

syəl̓əwəłnet

Monday

sθəmənts

Tuesday

Słixʷs

Wednesday


słq̓ecəss

Friday


1

Calendar subject

to change

2 Labour Day stat holiday

TFN offices closed

3 10:30-5PM

Free Play

4-5pm

4 Snack

3:30-4pm

Free Play

4-5pm

5 Snack

3:30-4pm

Free Play

4-5pm

6 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

7 Outings

and Programs

are weather permitting

8

9 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

10 Snack

3:30-4pm

Book Club

3:45-4:30pm

11 Snack

3:30-4pm

Language Class

4-5pm

12 Snack

3:30-4pm

Gym

4-5pm

13 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

14

15 16 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

Drumming

17 Snack

3:30-4pm

Book Club

3:45-4:30pm

18 Snack

3:30-4pm

Language Class

4-5pm

19 Snack

3:30-4pm

Boardwalk/Gym

4-5pm

20 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

21

22 23 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

Drumming

24 Snack

3:30-4pm

Book Club

3:45-4:30pm

25 Snack

3:30-4pm

Language Class

4-5pm

26 Snack

3:30-4pm

TFN Park

4-5pm

27 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

28 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

29 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

30 Snack

3:30-4pm

Craft

For craft fair

& Free Play

4-5pm

Drumming

TFN AFTERSCHOOL PROGRAM




Sunday

syəl̓əwəłnet

Monday

sθəmənts

Tuesday

Słixʷs

Wednesday


słq̓ecəss

Friday


1

Calendar subject

to change

2 Labour Day stat holiday

TFN offices closed

3

CLOSED

5PM

4

CLOSED

5PM

5

CLOSED

5PM

6

CLOSED

5PM

7 Outings

and Programs

are weather permitting

8

9 Youth Choice

4-8pm

10 Youth Choice

6-8pm

11 Film Making

6-8pm

12 Rec/Gym

6-8pm

13 Uncle Bucks

Bowling

6-8pm

14

15 16 Drumming

4:30-7pm

17 Carving

6-8pm

18 Film Making

6-8pm

19 14+ Club 16

6-8pm

20 Manhunt

Diefenbaker Park

21

22 23 Drumming

4:30-7pm

24 Carving

6-8pm

25 Film Making

6-8pm

26 Rec/Gym

6-8pm

27 Closed

@ 5pm

TFN Members Gathering

River Rock Casino

28 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

29 TFN Members

Gathering

River Rock Casino

30 Drumming

4:30-7pm

TFN PRE-TEEN/TEEN PROGRAMING



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