Indigenous Services at Selkirk College

NOW HIRING – Financial Project Analyst

Coast Funds

Coast Funds supports coastal First Nations in stewardship and community economic development. They are currently seeking a Financial Project Analyst to support financial reporting, project coordination, and key marine initiatives.

Salary: $68,000–$72,000 + benefits
Location: Hybrid (Vancouver-based, with flexibility)

Apply here:
https://bridge-strategies.breezy.hr/p/5f91a8aca0fa-financial-project-analyst

Please share with anyone who may be interested.

Financial Project Analyst at Bridge Strategies (former KasaHR) Coast Funds is an Indigenous-led conservation finance organization created to deliver funding and services in support of coastal First Nations’ goals for stewardship and economic development in the Great Bear Rainforest, Haida Gwaii, and other coastal regions. As a globally recognized foundation,

Happening Now!

Indigenous Funding Boot Camp
The Gathering Place, Castlegar
Danica and Rodney are here until 2:00 pm

Drop in to learn about:

Scholarships and bursaries

Funding opportunities through your Band or the Métis Nation

How to write your own strong letter of support

This is a great chance to get practical information to support your educational journey.

Soup and bannock provided to keep you fuelled throughout the session!

Come by and say hi!

Join us on Thursday, November 27, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at The Pit on the Castlegar Campus for the Indigenous Holiday Market!

Shop local, support students, and celebrate Indigenous creativity this holiday season. The market features handcrafted items made with love, care, and cultural teachings — a perfect way to find meaningful gifts while supporting Indigenous students and artisans.

Empowering Indigenous graduates to lead and thrive 🌿
Join us to learn how the Indigenous Intern Leadership Program (IILP) supports growth, mentorship, and meaningful work across BC.

🍕 Free pizza for in-person participants!
📅 October 20 | 1–2 p.m. | Sentinel 101 or online

Indigenous Services – October So Far

Hello everyone,

We’re halfway through October, and it’s already been a month full of warmth, connection, and community! 🍂

We’ve shared delicious Soup and Bannock together, taking time to visit, laugh, and enjoy good food with one another. 🥣

Our Cultural Connections with Ann-Marie have created beautiful spaces for learning, sharing, and reconnecting with culture and identity. 🌾

Drum Circles with Donna have brought powerful energy to campus — the songs and heartbeat of the drum continue to bring people together in a good way. 🪶

It’s been a wonderful start to the month, and we look forward to more gatherings and good memories ahead. 💛