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Intergovernmental Relations Analyst at Tla’amin Nation

Department: Legislative Services and Governmental RelationsSeniority in posting: Mid-level

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Compensation · Listed in posting

CA$28 – CA$31/hr

Setup
On-site
Location
British Columbia
Type
Full-time
Level
mid
Posted

Description

The Intergovernmental Relations Analyst supports Tla’amin Nation treaty implementation and self-governance through research, policy analysis, drafting, data management, and coordination with federal, provincial, municipal, First Nation, and other government and community partners. The role includes facilitating negotiations and consultations, reviewing agreements, supporting legislation and policy development, preparing briefing materials, representing the Nation externally, and assisting with funding applications and project onboarding. It is a full-time permanent position reporting to the Intergovernmental Relations Manager, with an 8:30 AM–4:30 PM Monday-to-Friday schedule, compensation of $28.40–$30.71, and occasional travel outside the qathet Region.

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