Witset First Nation

Hadih,

We are doing a Summer Survey to see how we can better communicate with the Wet'suwet'en Nation as a whole.

There will be a prize draw for anyone who enters before August 31st, however the survey will remain available even after that if you ever have new feedback! Please share with your friends and family!

Limit 1 prize entry per individual over 18.

We're Hiring!

https://www.witset.ca/witset-first-nation-jobs

Join us at the Witset Multiplex as we celebrate Yinkadini Hibidzen (National Indigenous Peoples Day)! Enjoy arts and crafts, hair braiding, face painting, Elders Bingo, kids' activities, great food, and more as we come together to celebrate our culture, community, and traditions. Everyone is welcome!

Friday, June 19, 2026Witset Multiplex 2 pm-6 pm

Let's get creative together and build the most imaginative scarecrow for the Community Garden! Construct your very own scarecrow and ensure that your creation can withstand all weather conditions for the summer!

For more information please reach out to the Family Services team.

📞 (250) 877-5081
✉️ [email protected]

Mark your calendar. Loud mudders, good music and awesome food! Are you in?

The Witset Bike Rodeo, hosted by Witset Recreation, was a great success, with more than 30 youth participating in an afternoon of fun, learning, and active recreation.

Through a variety of activities, participants learned important cycling safety skills, including helmet safety, hand signals, road awareness, and the rules of the road. Events like this help build confidence, promote healthy and active lifestyles, and teach skills that can keep our youth safe for years to come.

Following the rodeo, everyone enjoyed a BBQ and refreshments sponsored by Witset Family Services, and participants had the chance to win great prizes donated by McBike, Canadian Tire, and Sport Chek.

A big thank you to David Dennis from Witset Recreation, Cst. Brooke, Cpl. Stryde, and the Smithers RCMP Detachment for helping make this event possible. A special thank you as well to Liam Namox for his assistance throughout the event. His help was greatly appreciated and contributed to the success of the day.

Thank you to everyone who helped make this event such a success for our community's youth.

Witset First Nation Chief and Council, along with Band Staff, extend our heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of Mary David. Our thoughts are with all who knew and loved her during this difficult time.

Funeral arrangements are as follows