WCG Services

Building employment services that truly reflect the people they support starts with listening - with care, humility, and respect.

Every Indigenous community carries its own knowledge, experiences, and ways of working. Taking time to understand this is where stronger relationships begin.

As Jason Hartung, WCG Indigenous Relationship Lead, shares: “Through ongoing conversations with Indigenous organizations, frontline workers, Elders, and community members, we learn where barriers exist and where we can adapt our approach.”
These conversations shape more responsive and respectful services, grounded in community realities.

Building on this, Amber Caribou, also a WCG Indigenous Relationship Lead, says: “Take time to learn and reflect. Attend powwows and gatherings, support Indigenous communities, and commit to ongoing learning - then carry that understanding into action.”

During National Indigenous History Month, these reflections remind us that listening is not a one-time act - it’s something we continue, with intention, every day.

There’s nothing like coming together in community to celebrate love, authenticity, and the vibrant spirit of PRIDE. From joyful moments to meaningful connections, this season is all about uplifting 2SLGBTQI+ voices and showing up for one another.

We were so excited to attend the Kamloops Pride Parade and be part of the colour, energy, and celebration brought to the streets!

How are you celebrating Pride Season this year?

At WCG Services, Senior Contract Managers drive impact through partnership and performance. If you are passionate about performance, partnership, and making a positive impact, this could be your next step. If this is you, then go to our careers page and apply now!