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"The CSTC would like to congratulate Vice-Tribal Chief Terry Teegee for his recent accomplishment in becoming a Registered Professional Forester (RPF)!!!!!!! Terry is among 25+ Aboriginal RPFs in British Columbia. British Columbia is also home to the most RPFs in Canada! Mr. Teegee has also been profiled by the Association of B.C. Forest Professionals (ABCFP). Click here, to view their recent publication: Aboriginal Faces of Forestry."

Open House - First Nation Veterans Ceremony
Sponsored by the Stoney Creek Elders Cultural Society

REMEMBRANCE DAY

Wednesday, November 11, 2009
Location: Stoney Creek (MAP) - Potlatch House
10:00 AM - 4:00 PM

POSTER

AGENDA

VETERANS LIST - Carrier and Sekani Communities

For Immediate Release:

September 15, 2009

BC Government Breaks the Law

Nak’azdli today vowed to stop the Terrane Metals Mt. Milligan mine project on its traditional lands after learning the Provincial Government has continued to defy the courts and award permits and leases to the company without consulting the First Nation.

“Terrane is being advised to cease operations and leave the territory immediately,” said Chief Sam, who added Nak’azdli is calling on the support of all first Nations across BC and Canada to help protect Nak’azdli territory.

We have been patient, we have been reasonable, but we will not be bulldozed. “We will use all means at our disposal to bring attention to this issue,” said Chief Fred Sam. READ MORE...

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

CELEBRATION OF THE ELECTION OF A-IN-CHUT (SHAWN ATLEO) TO THE OFFICE OF NATIONAL CHIEF

On August 25, 2009, a celebration of the election of A-in-chut (Shawn Atleo) to the office of National Chief will take place at the Chief Joe Mathias Centre in North Vancouver, BC. All First Nations are welcome to attend. If your First Nation is interested in participating in this event as a presenter, please notify the First Nations Summit at 604.926.9903 or info@fns.bc.ca

ALL CHIEFS’ ASSEMBLY ON RECOGNITION AND RECONCILIATION LEGISLATION

The following three days (August 26-28) will be an All-Chiefs’ Assembly on Recognition and Reconciliation, also at the Chief Joe Mathias Centre. The purpose of this Assembly will be to follow-up on direction received from First Nations leaders by resolution and at recent regional and community engagement sessions, to develop a renewed mandate for the recognition and reconciliation initiative. A draft agenda will be available in the next week. Resources will be available to cover the travel and accommodation costs for one representative from each First Nation to attend this important meeting.

UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous People

The Message Stick highlights the activities undertaken by the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues (UNPFII) as well as its Secretariat for the period from February 2009 to July 2009. It is produced by SPFII staff. READ MORE

Expert Mechanism on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Second session, Geneva

10-14 August 2009

Joint Statement from Indigenous Peoples

Implementation of the UN Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples: Positive Initiatives and Serious Concerns

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