Welcome to the Carrier Chilcotin Tribal Council
We are a partnership of four communities working together to advance our collective well-being.
Lhoosk’uz | Lhtako | Tl’esqox | Ulkatchot’en
Our communities are mainly of the Southern Carrier Nations and the Tsilhqot'in Nation, hence our name: Carrier Chilcotin Tribal Council.
View the CCTC Territory Map (1mb PDF)
The map is a convenience only. Matters regarding the traditional territories are not the direct responsibility of tribal council. Please address referrals to the individual community or communities which could be affected.
Mandate: According to our by-laws, the objects of the Corporation are (in part):
To promote and facilitate the social and economic well-being of the Carrier Chilcotin Aboriginal Peoples ... to encourage the heritage, culture, religion and education.
Under the terms of various contracts, we provide services in accordance with those agreements. We also perform some fee-for-service work.
Job Posting - Tribal Administrator - Closes May 15, 2012
The Carrier Chilcotin Tribal Council is seeking an experienced individual for the position of Tribal Administrator. This is a senior management position responsible for the overall administration of the organization and reporting directly and accountable to the Board of Directors. The Tribal Administrator will be responsible for administering the programs, including monitoring and being responsible for the financial management of the organization; supervising Tribal Council staff ensuring Personnel Policy is adhered to; preparing proposals, maintaining close liaisons and building positive relationships with federal, provincial, municipal, First Nations and local agencies; and attending all Board of Directors’ meetings, to manage and direct the organization towards its mandate and objectives. Read the job posting.
Job Posting - Hub Coordinator - Closes May 24, 2012
The Southern Carrier Community Engagement Hub (the “Hub”) is an initiative supported by the interim First Nations Health Authority to assist with creating opportunities for communication, collaboration, and planning to address health needs in member communities. The Southern Carrier Hub Coordinator will work closely with representatives of Ulkatcho, Lhoosk’uz and Lhtako (the Hub communities). Read the job posting.
Territory: Our communities are part of the Southern Carrier Nation and Tsilhqot'in Nation whose territories are in the watersheds of the Chilcotin River, the Blackwater River, the Dean River, the Quesnel River and others. Others will know our territory as part of the Cariboo-Chilcotin in the interior of British Columbia, Canada.
Useful Resources: Chilcotin Language | Southern Carrier (Dakelh) | Union of BC Indian Chiefs | Footprints in Stone - NEK'OH TSE K'UT
Contact Information
Main Office | 59 South 1st Avenue | Williams Lake, BC | V2G 1H4
Phone: (250) 398-7033 | Fax: (250 398-6329
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