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CareersAdmin2025-12-01T11:33:19-05:00

Tumuhw, Registration and Property Tax Manager - Cowichan Tribe, Duncan, BC

PURPOSE: Reporting to the Lulumexun Lands and Natural Resources Associate Director, the Tumuhw (Land Code), Registration and Property Tax Manager is responsible for overseeing the registration, administration, and taxation of lands within Cowichan Tribes’ jurisdiction. This position ensures that land and property records are accurate, up to date, and compliant with applicable laws, policies, and Quw’utsun Tumuhw. The position will lead the assessment, billing, and collection of property taxes, and support land management initiatives that promote transparency, accountability, and sustainable development. This is a full-time, permanent position that works primarily in the office with minimal local travel required.

COMPENSATION AND BENEFITS: Cowichan Tribes offers an excellent benefit and pension plan available after successful completion of the probationary period. The position includes paid training, paid vacation and paid sick leave. Depending on experience, the position starts at $55.05-$58.97 per hour ($100,193.56 – $107,330.28 annually).

RESPONSIBILITIES:
Land Registration and Records Management:
• Manage and maintain accurate land title, leases, land transfers, permits, and interest records under the First Nations Land Registry System (FNLRS)
• Ensure all land transactions comply with First Nation laws, land codes, and applicable federal regulations
• Develop and maintain a secure, organized, and accessible land registry system (electronic and physical)
• Coordinate with legal counsel, surveyors, and Lands Advisory Board Resource Centre (LAB) as needed
• Other related duties as required

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