K’ómoks First Nation Elder recognized for community contributions
Nicole Gavac2023-10-30T21:52:35+00:00K’ómoks First Nation Elder recognized for community contributions By Erin Haluschak Comox Valley Record October 28, 2023
K’ómoks First Nation Elder recognized for community contributions By Erin Haluschak Comox Valley Record October 28, 2023
October 26, 2023 Comox Valley, BC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Action4Canada is not welcome in K’ómoks Territory. Events that promote hate, division, and racism have no place in our community. K’ómoks First Nation stands firmly against any form of racism, hate, and discrimination within our community. It has come to our attention that two events featuring Ms. Tanya Gaw and her organization, Action4Canada, are raising significant concerns. One event is scheduled at the Bay Community Church in Comox tonight on October 26, and another at Living Waters Fellowship Church in Black Creek on October 27. We vehemently denounce any actions that perpetuate [...]
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January 13, 2023 Comox Valley, BC FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE K’ómoks First Nation welcomes brand new Chief and Council effective January 8, 2023 Four new councillors were elected on Saturday Jan 7, 2023 to K’ómoks First Nation (KFN) to form Chief and Council for the upcoming two-year term. Effective January 8, the new Chief and Council consists of: Chief Councillor: Ken Price with 71 votes Councillor: Coral Mackay with 93 votes Councillor: Susan Savoie with 74 votes Councillor: Candace Newman with 72 votes “I am humbled and honoured to have been elected to the position of Chief Councillor for K’ómoks First Nation,” [...]