Modern leaders are striving to reclaim cultural expression and relationship with the “the land of plenty”. Today the Hereditary Chiefs of the K’ómoks First Nation are Kerry Frank (Pentlatch …

K'ómoks First Nation Chief & Council Elected January 2023, Ken is serving his first term as elected Chief Councillor for K’ómoks. Ken served a previous term on council from 2013 to 2015.

The K’ómoks First Nation Economic Development Corp. has a number of high-profile investment and joint-venture opportunities for progressive investors looking for business ventures.

The K’ómoks First Nation is proud to be a part of two dominant cultures, Northern Coast Salish as well as Kwakwaka’wakw. Historically, our ancestors spoke Pentlatch or ayajusem (Island Comox dialect).

Dec 4, 2024 · While current barriers to support by the Canadian legal system and policing bodies can make enforcing First Nation laws difficult, the K’ómoks First Nation Justice Process is implementing an innovative solution that can serve as a model for other First Nations across Canada who are strengthening their enforcement systems.

By enacting the K’ómoks First Nation Land Code, the Nation replaced 44 sections, or over 30% of the Indian Act, enabling them to create their own laws to regain control of their lands, …

K’ómoks First Nation (KFN) has been involved in treaty negotiations since 1994. There are six stages in the BC treaty process. On March 24 2012, K’ómoks signed the Agreement in Principle (Stage 4) with British Columbia and Canada and entered into Stage 5 negotiations.

K’ómoks First Nation departments work diligently to ensure services are available under the nation’s vision and leadership direction.

K'ómoks First Nation Chief & Council Chief Rempel was first elected to serve as Elected Chief in 2017 and served three consecutive terms. Nicole is honoured to have been elected to serve a …

Jan 16, 2025 · For immediate release: K’ómoks First Nation welcomes new Chief and Council effective January 7, 2025 The Nation held elections on Sunday Jan 5, 2025, to form K’ómoks First Nation (KFN) elected Chief and Council for the upcoming two-year term.