nitinaht

hishuk Ish ts'awalk
everything is one

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Contacts

Tourism and Economic Development
Bryan Cofsky

Nitinaht Visitor Centre/General Store
250-745-3999
May 1-Sept 30

Nitinaht Lake Motel
250-745-3844
May 1-Sept 30

West Coast Trail 3rd Entrance Orientation Centre
Nitinaht Visitor Centre/General Store
250-745-3999 (May 1-Sept 30)

Windsurf Campsite
Inquiries at Nitinaht Visitor Centre/General Store
250-745-3999 (May 1-Sept 30)

Ditidaht Nation IRA
Karen Mack

250-745-3333

Contact List

Chief and Council

Robert Joseph
Chief Councillor

D. Darryl Tate
Councillor

Terry Edgar
Councillor

Jack K. Thompson
Councillor

Kelly Sport
Councillor

Administration

Jeneen Hunt
Administrator

Estelle Fraser
Accounts Payable

Karen Mack
Executive Assistant

Anna Joseph
Reception

Treaty

Jack Thompson
Chief Negotiator

Robert Joseph
Negotiator
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Shelley Chester
Coordinator
250.755.7824

Community Services

Peggy Hewa Marambage
Social Development & Family Care Worker

Sunny Cooper
Community Service Manager

Esther Edgar
Community Health Representative

Jolene Mack
Recreation Worker

Lands and Resources

To come
Fisheries Manager

Jerry Peter
Housing Manager

Jack K. Thompson
Economic Development Officer

Paul M Sieber
Natural Resource Manager

Public Works

Terry Edgar
Public Works Manager

Hazel Edgar
Sanitation & Janitorial

Motel

Jack K. Thompson
Manager, Nitinat Lake Motel

School

Emily MacLennan
Principal

Daycare

Crystal Amos
Manager

Nitinaht Tourism
The Nitinaht Region on the west coast of Vancouver Island is home to some of the most wondrous natural and cultural sights and experiences – all in one beautiful, remarkably untouched place.

Ditidaht First Nation
We are the Ditidaht People. We have inhabited the land around Nitinaht Lake since time immemorial. We invite you to learn about our territory, our history and our future.

Ditidaht Development
The mandate of the Ditidaht Economic Development Corporation is to optimize existing resources and businesses and identify new opportunities.

Contact us
Economic Development and Tourism inquiries
Bryan Cofsky

Ditidaht First Nation Member inquiries
Karen Mack
250-745-3333

hishuk Ish ts'awalkeverything is one