A message from Kelly Shaw
Event and Youth Activities Coordinator
​In light of the recent loss in our community and to support the Johnson family, we have decided to postpone the upcoming Wellness dinner. We will instead be donating the food to the ceremony and funeral services. Below is an updated poster
However, we will still be holding a community Wellness drum night with snacks and refreshments provided:
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Date: March 26th
Time: 2:00 pm - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Nuyemci
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Our thoughts are with the family and the community during this time.
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Respectfully,
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Kelly Shaw- Event and Youth Activities Coordinator
C/O Bag 3500
Wuikinuxv Nation, BC
V0N 2P0
Work: 1-(250)-949-8625 ext. 301
Cell: 1-(250)-230-3982
Upcoming General and Resolution Meetings
Yaù ’WuìkÌ“inuxÌŒv Nation Members and to the Community
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’WuìkÌ“inuxÌŒv Nation will hold two important meetings as follows:
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General Meeting
Date: April 29, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Location: Boardroom and via Zoom
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Resolution Meeting
Date: April 30, 2026
Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m.
Location: Boardroom and via Zoom
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Lunch and snacks will be provided for those attending in person at the office.​​
Attendance is strongly encouraged, as quorum is required for these meetings. Membership transfers are included on the agenda, and decisions cannot proceed without sufficient member participation.
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Ǧiànakaci for your attention and cooperation.
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Zoom link TBA
It's that time of year again. ZàcxvÉ™n (eulachon) Season.
​Yaù ’WuìkÌ“inuxÌŒv Nation Members,
A message from the fisheries program - Stewardship Director
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Condolences to the families grieving at this time.
It's that time of year again. ZàcxvÉ™n (eulachon) season. Hoping we can try to turn off lights that shine on the river at night to ensure that the zàcxvÉ™n feel welcome! If you notice a light that is shining on the river, please let the Fisheries program know and we will work to remedy it (250-949-8625). The surveys will start this week. Please report bird activity and seal/sea lion activity to Chris McConechy!
Jason Slade will be up in the village next week to support the start of the zàcxvÉ™n and wÌ“ànÌ“i (herring) monitoring season.
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Yaù ’WuìkÌ“inuxÌŒv Nation Members — this one's for everyone!
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A message from Raven Walkus - Salmon Reconcilliation Coordinator
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Imagine this: you're out on the land, rod in hand, doing something that genuinely helps protect our salmon for generations to come — and getting paid for it. That's not a dream, that's the 2026 WuìkÌ“inuxÌŒv Community Trout Derby, and it's happening RIGHT NOW through June.
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This isn't just fishing. This is our people reconnecting with a practice our ancestors knew well — one that kept our watershed in balance long before any of us were born. When we harvest trout, we're standing up for our salmon. When we share the catch with our community, we're feeding each other. That's powerful.
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Whether you're a seasoned fisher or you've never held a rod before, there's a place for you in this derby. Gear is provided, boat trips can be arranged, and youth are especially welcomed and encouraged.
Honoraria are paid per trout — because your time and effort on the land matters.
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CLICK HERE for more information
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Ready to get out there? Reach out to Raven Walkus to get your name on the list:
(250) 419-6836 | raven_walkus@wuikinuxv.net
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Tag a friend or family member you want to fish with this spring!
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A message from Kelly Shaw
Event and Youth Activities Coordinator
I would like to share information regarding our upcoming Women’s Night.
We invite the women in our community to join us for an evening of spiritual medicine, self-care, and empowerment. Together we will be making handmade bath bombs while sharing connection, laughter, and a space to uplift one another.
Come as you are and spend an evening nurturing your spirit.
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Äœia’nakaci,
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Kelly Shaw
Event and Youth Activities Coordinator
C/O Bag 3500
Wuikinuxv Nation, BC
V0N 2P0
Work: 1-(250)-949-8625 ext. 301
Cell: 1-(250)-230-3982
eventcoordinator@wuikinuxv.net
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Child & Family Services Department
Community Travel Notice - Boat Charters Confirmed
Wuikinuxv Nation has secured Shearwater Water Taxi for the following dates:
March 14
March 21
March 28
We have reserved the Mar EII Mist (24-passenger vessel) for each date. Each day will include a round trip:
Port Hardy to Rivers Inlet (Wuikinuxv - RIC)
Rivers Inlet (Wuikinuxv - RIC) to Port Hardy
Passenger Lists Required
We require confirmed passenger lists for both directions on each date:
-up to 24 passengers from Port Hardy to RIC
-up to 24 passengers from RIC to Port Hardy
Seats are limited and registration is required to maintain accurate counts.
Grocery Pick-up
Archie will coordinate grocery pick-ups for families travelling on these dates. When placing grocery orders, please ensure the note reads "WKO Boat Charter".
To Register please contact:
Pamela Johnson
CFS Coordinator, Wuikinuxv Nation
Email: cfs_coordinator@wuikinuxv.net
Phone: 250 230 2586
Please include full passenger names, direction of travel, and travel dates when registering
Canada Post
Incoming Mail
Tuesdays we have a Box of Mail that comes in
Thursday is when we get all the mail in
Weather depending
Out going Mail needs to be in the Office
24- 48 hrs Prior to it going out
If you are wanting someone to pick up your
Parcels, and you are not in the Village or
At work, I need it in writing, you can send it
To reception@wuikinuxv.net or have any
Questions please feel free to message me
Thanks
Rebecca Johnson Reception
Jan. 23, 2026
A message from Community Peace Officer
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Community Safety Reminder - Drinking & Driving
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This is a reminder to everyone using Nation roads. Drinking itself is legal. Drinking and driving is not. Children and families walk along our roads every day, and safety has to come first.
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In a village this small, there is no excuse to drive if you've been drinking. What someone chooses to do at home is their own business - but once you get behind the wheel, it becomes everybody's business.
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Please plan ahead. Walk, ask on the radio for a ride, get a ride from a friend, or stay where you are. There are always safer options.
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Let's look out for one another and keep our community safe.
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Dave Nokinsky
Community Peace Officer