Weytk Communities Inc.

Weytk is the traditional Secwepemc greeting meaning

WELCOME

Our logo holds meaning. Designed by Portia “Po” Chapman, popularly known for her Indigenous themed artworks that she created for Queen’s University, with input from local band elders. The waters in the logo represent the many lakes and waters that define our beautiful province of British Columbia. The teepees are drawn in the style of the Secwepemc people and represent our mission to build premium housing solutions. The wolf symbolizes our vision of calling the people to live on and share our ancestral lands. Our ancestors stand behind the teepees supporting us in our mission and Grandmother Moon offers us her guidance.

A transformative 70-acre mixed-use plan
Over 1,000 residential units
Hotel, twin arena & hockey school
Medical and professional offices
Retail village and brewer district
Premium mezzanine storage units
Target Completion: 2029

A master-planned community with 580 rental homes, including townhomes and apartments, designed to reconnect residents with McDougall Creek through accessible trails and parks.
Solar-powered, modular, and mid-rise rapid construction technologies; 12-storey tower; two park spaces.
Target Completion: 2029

A six-storey purpose-built rental featuring 127 affordable homes for Indigenous and non-Indigenous families.
Includes a 2,800 sq. ft. Indigenous-owned and operated daycare as a standalone community hub.
Target Completion: 2027

Guiding Your Housing Projects

Navigating housing development can be complex. Weytk Communities Inc. brings experience to create safe, affordable, and culturally meaningful homes for Indigenous communities.

Our Indigenous-Led Approach

We integrate an Indigenous worldview into every project. From planning to completion, Weytk Communities Inc. grounds the development process in Indigenous knowledge, values, and traditions, ensuring housing projects reflect and honor community identity.

Lu’ma Means “New Beginnings” at Weytk Communities Inc.

Latest Project Updates

Te Stolōwálá Lálèm Launches Today

Weytk Communities Inc. Delivers 15 New Homes for Ch’íyáqtel First Nation Elders and Families

Weytk Communities Partners

“Weytk Communities Inc.’s construction team has been an invaluable resource, ensuring a smooth and efficient process for this complex housing project.” Rupinder Cheema, CEO, Kekinow Native Housing Society

“Weytk Communities Inc. has an outstanding track record helping us successfully secure funding and lending for our projects through Indigenous, municipal, provincial, and federal programs, while working closely with municipalities to ensure our projects progress smoothly and on schedule.”Dr. Dave Baspaly, President, Aboriginal Land Trust Society

“This has been a vision of past leaders for over a decade… Many families will finally move back home, which is very important… Some children will have their own bedroom for the first time!”Chief Derek Epp, Tzeachen First Nation, with Weytk Communities Inc.

“As an Indigenous-led firm, Weytk Communities Inc. has worked closely with us to ensure the best interests of the Squamish Nation are at the centre of each project.

Weytk Communities Inc. fully respects Squamish cultural protocols, including Elder-led blessing ceremonies, and integrates Coast Salish artwork, Indigenous language signage, and cultural elements throughout buildings and sites.

They also facilitated meaningful collaboration between the Nation’s employment and training department and construction managers, supporting the hiring of Nation members and businesses, while guiding an Indigenous conflict resolution process.

Hiy̓ám̓ Housing has greatly valued the expertise, knowledge, and skills Weytk Communities Inc. has brought as our development manager and looks forward to future collaborations.”

— Donalene Rapada, CEO, Hiy̓ám̓ ta Sḵwx̱wú7mesh Housing Society