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Local Area Plan - Complete!
By Carmen Pavlov — June 12, 2026
Malahat Nation Infrastructure Update
By Nikita Flemming — May 12, 2026
Funding Opportunities for Indigenous Children, Youth and Students
Funding Opportunities for Indigenous Children, Youth and Students
Local Area Plan - Complete!
By Carmen Pavlov — June 12, 2026
Malahat Nation Infrastructure Update
By Nikita Flemming — May 12, 2026
NO MORE 2nd DRIVING TEST TO GET YOU FULL LICENSE!!
By Maarten van Wamel — April 15, 2026
Watershed Governance Framework - Complete!
By Carmen Pavlov — April 8, 2026
Latest Newsletter
December 2025
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Recent News
Community Safety Plan Phase 1 - Complete!
Malahat Nation Lands and Environment department is excited to announce that the first phase to community safety planning is complete! From February 2025 to February 2026, the Lands and Environment department worked alongside Firelight Consulting to build a Community Safety Plan (CSP). The CSP aims to create a safer, healthier, and more connected community. The plan reflects the voices, values, and priorities of Malahat community members and aims to help guide safety-related initiatives across a
Malahat Nation Approves 2026 Revision of Strategic Plan
Malahat Nation is pleased to share that Chief and Council has approved the 2026 revision of the 2024–2029 Strategic Plan on March 30, 2026. This plan is rooted in the voices of our community. It builds on the priorities identified by Malahat families through the Comprehensive Community Plan process, then carries those priorities forward into clear goals, initiatives, and measures that help guide our work year by year. As the plan itself notes, it is grounded in community-driven goals and shaped
Day Scholars Revitalization Society Launches its Second Call Out for Applications for Day Scholars
March 12, 2026, [WESTBANK FN, BC] – The Day Scholars Revitalization Society (DSRS) is an Indigenous-led organization dedicated to Day Scholars through the revitalization of language, culture, education, heritage, wellness, and commemoration. The DSRS launched its second call for applications through the Day Scholars Revitalization Society from February 17, 2026, to May 15, 2026. The $50 million fund will provide financial support to Day Scholar Survivors — those who attended Indian Residential
Naut'sa mawt Job Opportunities
We are excited to share two opportunities that NmTC currently has. As always, NmTC prioritizes recruiting indigenous individuals and specifically gives priority to Member Nation Community Members. Please have a look at the two available postings below and follow the links if you are interested in applying! Job Opportunity: Community Engagement & Project Coordinator NmTC is seeking a collaborative, organized, and community-centered professional to join our team as a full-time Community Engageme
Official Chief & Council Meeting: Budget & Strategic Plan Review and Approval
At the Council meeting on Monday, March 30, at 9:30am in the KKC, Chief & Council will review & approve the 2026-27 Annual Operating Budget and the updated 2024-29 Strategic Plan. Community members are welcome to attend in person, or virtually via Zoom. The Zoom meeting can be joined via the following link: https://us06web.zoom.us/j/2507433231 We look forward to seeing you there!
Malahat Mixed Use February Engagement - What We Heard Report
On February 10, 2026, Economic Development, Malahat Administration, RavenStone Construction and Colliers Project Leaders hosted an open community dinner and workshop to discuss ideas and solicit feedback around what could be possible for commercial space in the Mixed Use Development Project. For those not aware, the Malahat Mixed Use Facility is in a design phase and not guaranteed to be built, but it could potentially become a 160-unit apartment complex with commercial space on the ground floor
Oliphant Lake Dam Project: Ensuring Safety and Sustainability
Oliphant Lake has long been an important natural and cultural feature within Malahat Nation territory, supporting local ecosystems, water storage, and surrounding communities. In recent years, the Malahat Nation has taken a leadership role in ensuring the long-term safety and sustainability of the lake by advancing critical work on the Oliphant Lake Dam. Following a comprehensive inspection, it was determined that the existing dam requires replacement to address structural concerns and reduce t
January Referrals Recap
The Lands and Environment department's referrals team received 29 new referral requests over the month of January. A referral is a request received by Malahat Nation from governments or third parties outlining permit applications, proposed projects, legislative changes, or review of documents specifically related to activities within Malahat Nation Territory. The Malahat Nation referrals team looks out for impacts to Rights and Title, the environment, culture, and history within each referral