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Nov. 7, 2011

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MOOSE HUNTING PERMITS

Letter Sept. 30, 2011

Kitsumkalum Band will be issuing Moose Hunting Permits for the 2011 – 2012 Hunting Season.

The purpose is for the band to gain knowledge of the number of moose harvested within the Kitsumkalum Traditional Territory and to stop the harvest of cow moose to avoid losing a valuable resource to the Kitsumkalum Band Members.

Permits can be obtained through the Kitsumkalum Fisheries Department at 14303 Highway 16 West (the old Skeena Native Development Office Building). The New Phone Number is 250-635-5000.

Permits will be issued to Kitsumkalum Band Members only and to Non – Kitsumkalum Members who are legally married to Kitsumkalum members and are living on reserve.

Kitsumkalum’s 2011 Moose Hunting Permits will be valid within Kitsumkalum’s Traditional Hunting Territory being: MU 6 – 10, MU 6 – 11, MU 6 – 14 & MU 6 – 15.

Permits will be issued for a 2 week permit with no exceptions. Upon the results of a kill, the kill is required to be reported to the Kitsumkalum Fisheries Department, identifying date and location of the kill.

The Moose Hunting Permits will be issued through to December 3, 2011.

The Moose Permit is in no way a replacement for necessary certification to possess or use a restricted or non – restricted firearm. Kitsumkalum Band reserves the right to make any changes to the Moose Hunting Permit and Regulations as well to cancel any issued permits as discretion requires.

Kitsumkalum Band would like to thank you for your participation and cooperation

Housing Application Selection Criteria

Letter Sept. 20, 2011

Dear Kitsumkalum Housing Applicants:
Please help The Kitsumkalum Band through the tenant selection process by providing current up-to-date information on your housing application.
A fair selection cannot be made if we do not know your true ability to make the monthly rental payments as set. We require current household financial information in order to determine affordability.
It does not expedite your selection if you go to Chief & Council and the Band Administrator with your requests for housing. Your applications are dealt with in the Housing Department. Please contact Christine Munroe to update your application.

Here is a list of the current selection criteria we are using for Social Housing Rent to Own projects:
1. Applicants must be a registered member of the Kitsumkalum Band and at least 18 years of age.
2. Applicants or spouse cannot already own a house (on or off reserve).
3. All applicants must have completed the Kitsumkalum Band Council Housing application and have submitted it to the Housing Department. List everyone who will be living in the home. This is important for unit sizing as determined in the National Occupancy Standard.
4. Applicants must disclose all sources of income to the Kitsumkalum Band Council (Boarders, Social Assistance, Employment Insurance, Pensions or wages; back up financial information with T4s, or most recent Tax Return).
5. Applicants must provide references, including addresses and phone numbers, of current and previous landlord(s), no relations, so that the Housing Department can complete a reference check.
6. Applicants must have a good credit rating with the Band.
7. Applicants must undergo a credit rating check.
8. Applications must be updated at least every 12 months to remain current.

If you do not come in to update your application or to complete a new one, your old application will not be discarded but it will not be considered this time around because we don’t know your current situation.

Yours truly,
KITSUMKALUM BAND COUNCIL

cc Kitsumkalum Band Chief & Council
Kitsumkalum Band Administrator
Housing applications file

 

Do you have Diabetes? Are you at risk for Diabetes? Not sure?

The Mobile Diabetes Telemedicine Clinic is coming to our community on: September 12th 13th and 14th

People with diabetes can suffer from complications such as vision, heart and kidney problems. If diabetes is detected early and treated then these problems can be prevented!!!

You are at risk if you:
• Are First Nations
• Are over 40
• Have a parent or brother or sister with diabetes
• Are overweight
• If you had diabetes when you were pregnant

Aboriginal people over 10 years of age should be screened for diabetes every year!

If you are a diagnosed diabetic we can do vision testing and we can check your heart, kidneys, and feet. If you are at risk we can do some easy blood work to determine how great the risk is.

Talk to your health nurse or community representative to book an appointment. 250-635-6172

Kitsumkalum Salmon BBQ

Saturday July 30th, 2011 @ Kitsumkalum Ball Field

For more informatin contact the event coordinators at 250-635-0017

Kitsumkalum is participating in the trade show once again this year..

Friday May 6th to Sunday May 8th 2011 @ Terrace Sportsplex
Our theme is Economic Development. Stop by and visit our booth!

Fish Permit & Catch Report

April 26, 2011
To: All Kitsumkalum Band Members

On behalf of the Kitsumkalum Band Council and Kitsumkalum Fisheries;
This is a friendly reminder to all participants in the 2011 AFS Fishery that Fish Permits from the Kitsumkalum Band are required to take part in the Kitsumkalum AFS Fishery.
Kitsumkalum Fishing Permits are required for the Eulachon, Gill Net, Salt Water and Rod and Reel Fishery.
Kitsumkalum Fish Permits are valid for a two- week period.
Catch Report is required by all fishers participating in the Kitsumkalum AFS Fishery. Please report your catch to the Kitsumkalum Fisheries Department, upon completion of each successful fishing trip.

Kitsumkalum Fish Permits can be acquired at the Kitsumkalum Band Office in the Fisheries Department.
Monday to Friday, 8:00 – 12:00 & 12:30 – 4:30.

Kitsumkalum Band Office
3514 West Kalum Road Highway 16 West
Terrace BC

Thank You,
Kitsumkalum Fisheries

6 week Aboriginal Act Now - Run Walk Program

Everyone welcome, Elders, Moms with babies, all fitness levels
This could very well be the guide you’ve been looking for to get off the couch and lead a more active, fit and healthy lifestyle. Or it could help you learn to run or walk faster, the safe and sound way.
Whether that means weight loss, fresh air, better stress management or even the social benefits of getting out walking and running with friends, that is up to you. This will be a great opportunity to start training for the Salmon Run in June!

There will be a draw each week for a Polar Heart Rate Monitor for adults as well as prizes for youth

When? Tuesdays & Thursdays 6pm – 7pm - Kitsumkalum Hall Starting: Feb 24 - will continue on as long as there is interest!

Any questions, please call Birgitte Bartlett 250-635-4616 Or Lorna Brown 250-615-9147


Salmon Run 2011 - http://nagk.ca

Register online.