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Land Use Plan

The purpose of the Malahat Nation Land Use Plan is to clearly describe the community’s intentions for Nation Land (Malahat IR #11) in order to guide future planning, protection, and development
decisions.

Job Opening – Designated Band Representative

Reporting to the Director of Early Learning and Child & Family Supports, the Designated Band Representative will act as Malahat Nation’s representative for children and families who are working with Child and Family Service agencies. The Designated Band Representative will provide guidance,
advocacy and support to Malahat Nation Member children, youth and families who are working with Delegated Aboriginal Agencies or the ministry of children and family development.

Strategic Plan

This strategic plan represents a vision for our future development. It is based on community member and employee input and represents the goals we have set out to accomplish over the next five years. The plan is a roadmap for the future, an important tool that will guide us along our path to growth and improvement. It is not engraved in stone and, if required, may be adjusted, but it represents what we realistically hope to achieve in the coming years.

Job Opening – Lands Administrative Clerk

Reporting to the Director of Lands, the Lands Administrative Clerk will provide day-to-day administrative and clerical support to the Lands Department, assisting in meeting obligations and interests in lands and natural resources as defined under the Malahat Nation Land Code and other governance requirements.

Job Opening – Designated Band Representative

Reporting to the Director of Early Learning and Child & Family Supports, the Designated Band Representative will act as Malahat Nation’s representative for children and families who are working with Child and Family Service agencies. The Designated Band Representative will provide guidance, advocacy and support to Malahat Nation Member children, youth and families who are working with Delegated Aboriginal Agencies or the ministry of children and family development.

Environmental Management Plan

The Environmental Management Plan (EMP) is a living document that outlines current environmental issues and land management goals for Malahat Nation to protect and manage our precious environmental and cultural resources while supporting sustainable growth and economic development. By recognizing our sacred relationship with the land and its resources, and involving the community in the planning process, we can ensure that our policies reflect the growth and priorities of our Nation into the future. With various engagement opportunities such as surveys and community events, and funding to create employment opportunities for members, we invite all members of Malahat Nation to get involved and be a part of this exciting journey towards a sustainable future.