Chief Administrative Officer

Tŝideldel First Nation is a proud member of the Tŝilhqot’in Nation, with its primary community and administrative centre located along Highway 20, approximately 188 km west of Williams Lake in the Central Interior of BC. The name Tŝideldel, meaning “red stone,” reflects the distinctive red rock formations that anchor the community’s identity and history. The people of Tŝideldel are Nenqayni Deni – “the First Nations People.” The Nation has a population of over 600 members with deep cultural, historical, and spiritual connections to its lands, language, and way of life. Reserve lands encompass approximately 4,362 hectares, and community life remains closely connected to Tsilhqot’in traditions, including fishing, hunting, and land‑based practices that continue to shape governance, decision‑making, and community priorities.

Location: near Chilanko Forks, British Columbia (onsite).

About The Role

Reporting to Chief and Council, the Chief Administrative Offic...