K'uL Companies

K’uL Companies

K’uL Group oversees a number of highly successful companies and is continually in the process of growing these companies, acquiring new companies, starting new companies and entering into Joint Venture (JV) partnerships. Below is an outline of some of our established companies:

Westhills Aggregates

Established in 1992, Westhills Aggregates specializes in construction sand and gravel services, with an emphasis on – and a complete selection of – crushing (cracked rocks) and screening (naturally round rocks) construction aggregate.

In addition to trucking and delivering construction products for customers, Westhills Aggregates also employs excavation equipment that allows for both small and large construction jobs, including road maintenance, site preparation, excavation, snow removal and plowing, water line installations and septic system installations.

110 Westhills Drive
Penticton, BC V2A 6J7

Phone: 250-492-2225

Email: westhills@pib.ca

Coyote Cruises

This holiday experience is often referred to as “Float the Channel” and visitors from around the world come to Penticton to float down the channel each year. Owned and operated by the Penticton Indian Band since 2005, Coyote Cruises is the South Okanagan’s hottest summer attraction. Coyote Cruises provides tube rentals and transportation along Penticton’s River Channel, located between Okanagan Lake and Skaha Lake. In the summer months, Coyote Cruises serves in excess of 100,000 people per year and has remained one of the greatest tourist destinations in the Okanagan Valley, attracting tourist groups from around the globe.

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Sn’pink’tn Forestry

Out of the 46,000 acres of land owned by the Penticton Indian Band, approximately one half of the land base is under forest cover. Sn’pink’tn signed a Forest and Range Opportunity Agreement with the Provincial Government in 2007 and has begun managing two Non-Replaceable Forest Licenses (NRFL) within the Okanagan Nation traditional territory, actively harvesting beetle infested pine and spruce. As well, Sn’pink’tn has a working partnership with Gorman Brothers Lumber Ltd, developing cutting permits and assisting with timber cruising.

RR2 S80 C19
Penticton, BC V2A 6J7
Phone: 250-493-5488
Email: whoude@pib.ca

Skaha Hills

Skaha Hills is a planned residential golfing community situated on a spectacular 550 acre site set amongst the pristine south Okanagan hillside. Only minutes from the beaches of Skaha Lake and the ski slopes of Apex Mountain, Skaha Hills commands an inspiring view of the valley and vineyards to the south.

Project Overview

mixed use residential, commercial development — currently 600 single-family and multi-family units planned
Planned motel
99 year term leases registered with Canada
variable density with a phased development plan
a professional golf course with optional vineyards surrounding the course
commercial village core with clubhouse amenities
located adjacent to the city of Penticton, British Columbia, Canada in the South Okanagan Valley
Easy access off Highway 97

Curt Jansen

VP, Sales and Marketing

1-877-225-7382

curt@skahahills.com

www.SkahaHills.com

Satikw Crossing / Channel Lands

The lands of Satikw Crossing, also known as the Channel Lands, are lands owned by PIB locatees (land owners). While Kul Group is not directly involved in the business activity on Locatee lands we continue to do everything we can to make introductions to the individual land owners and provide support wherever we can. Work is underway to connect the bridge from Satikw Crossing to Green Mountain Road, thereby opening up significant economic opportunity to this highly visible and valuable stretch of land right along Highway 97. Satikw Crossing will connect the economies of Penticton Indian Band (PIB) with the City of Penticton, and by association, with those of the greater South Okanagan.

Our Companies

K’uL Group oversees a number of highly successful companies in diverse economic areas. We are continually in the process of growing these companies, acquiring new companies, starting new companies and entering into Joint Venture (JV) partnerships in order to build and strengthen our local economy.