K’ómoks First Nation welcomes incoming B.C. government

K’ómoks First Nation has issued a statement welcoming B.C.’s premier-designate and incoming provincial government following last month’s election.

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“K’ómoks First Nation congratulates Premier Lorne Doerkson and the B.C. Conservative Party on their election victory,” the statement said. “We look forward to building a respectful and productive government-to-government relationship grounded in recognition of our rights, the Honour of the Crown, and our shared responsibilities as treaty partners.”

K’ómoks First Nation also thanked outgoing Comox Valley MLA Brennan Day for his service and engagement with the community.

“We appreciate his engagement with K’ómoks and wish him well in his future endeavours,” the statement said.

The Nation said it was ready to work with the incoming premier, cabinet and provincial representatives on treaty initiatives, preparations for self-government and economic partnerships.

“Our commitment remains clear: to build a strong future for K’ómoks members while strengthening relationships and creating lasting benefits across the region,” the statement said. “We welcome the opportunity to move this important work forward together.”

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