About Us

The Aboriginal Housing Society of Prince George (AHSPG) provides a variety of housing to meet the needs of families and individuals in Prince George and other northern communities, such as single-family dwellings, townhouses, and apartment buildings.
Our Vision

Strategic Plan
2023/24-2026/27

Our Organization and Staff

staff drum 2024
Our Values

Treat all people, applicants, and volunteers with dignity and respect.

Act with integrity, honesty, and transparency to demonstrate accountability to the community.

Demonstrate caring and compassion for our tenants, without compromising the fair and consistent application of the AHSPG’s policies and rules.

The AHSPG has operated and provided services in Prince George for 36 years and currently operates over 200 rental units across northern British Columbia.

Governance

Board of Directors

The AHSPG Board of Directors oversees, authorizes, and evaluates the operations of the organization. They meet every two months and their duties include, but are not limited to:

Julia Sundell

Executive Director

Samantha Moise

Treasurer

Patrick Coon

President

Terri Jonuk

Director

Ray Hourie

Vice President

Ruby Baptiste

Director

Bruce Allan

Secretary

Eileen Hardy

Director

Would You Like to Contribute?

Become a Member

Members of the AHSPG help shape both the present and future direction of the organization and may attend the Annual General Meeting (AGM). 

To apply to be a member, please refer to our membership by-laws for classifications of membership and complete the Membership Application Form below.

How we got here

History of AHSPG

Julia Sundell

I am a single mother of two Indigenous children; Gage who is 19 years old and in his third year of science at UNBC and Keira who is fifteen, completing Grade 10 distantly through the CIDES program in Prince George. In July 2015, my children and I were adopted into the Gitdumden Bear clan, House of Grizzly in Lake Babine Nation.

I grew up in Victoria and moved north with the RCMP in 1995.  I soon released from the organization and moved on. In 1998, I found Hazelton and honestly when I arrived, I did not think I would stay long. I quickly fell in love with the beauty of the area and the kindness of the people who live here.  While I will experience some sadness moving from the area, I am looking forward to starting a new chapter of life in Prince George.

I am very competitive, both professionally and personally.  I love thinking outside of the box.   I like to be the best at what I do, and I am not afraid to get my hands dirty!  I approach my work with a lens of quality improvement.

I hold a Master of Arts in Leadership with a Health Specialty from Royal Roads University which I undertook late in life. I love strategic planning, missions and vision statement and look forward to facilitating that work in this organization.  I currently am in my first term as a Trustee for Coast Mountain School District 82.

I have a plethora of experience in different areas which include:

  • Current Executive Board Member – Wrinch Memorial Foundation
  • Former Health Director – Gitanmaax Health and Wellness Centre
  • Former New Hazelton Elementary PAC Treasurer
  • Former Practice Support Coach – Northern Health
  • Former Physician Manager position at Wrinch Memorial Hospital
  • Former Site Coordinator – Rural and Remote Divisions of Family Practice
  • Former General Manager – Upper Skeena Recreation Centre
  • Former Administrator – Skeena Place Assisted Living
  • Past Board Member – British Columbia Non-Profit Housing Association
  • Former Sergeant – Canadian Armed Forces (Army)
  • Former Fire Fighter – Mill Bay Fire Department

When I take something on, I give it my all.  I adore challenges and the process of making sense out of chaos.  In my spare time I love being outside exploring all the wonders of our amazing planet.