Cease and Desist the Interference in Tlowitsis Jurisdiction

We, the Tlowitsis Nation, write this declaration as a firm statement of our rights and jurisdiction over our Territory. As the rightful title holders of this land, we have the authority to govern and manage all resources within it, including our trees, water, minerals and other natural resources. This authority is grounded in our Indigenous… Continue reading Cease and Desist the Interference in Tlowitsis Jurisdiction

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Update: What our Tlowitsis Guardians are up to

Follow the links below for a couple of articles from the Nanwakolas Council on what Tlowitsis Guardians have been up to in Tlowitsis territories over the past few months. Running out of time to keep doing things the same old way » Growing A Powerful Group Of Guardians »

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A nation dispersed

The Tlowitsis lay foundations to rebuild community We are pleased to share this profile of our plans for Nenagwas from the National Observer. Read Article

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Canada, British Columbia and Tlowitsis Nation Advance to Final Stage of Treaty Negotiations

February 26, 2021 — Campbell River, BC — Tlowitsis Nation — Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada — British Columbia Ministry of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation The governments of Canada, British Columbia and the Tlowitsis Nation have signed a new agreement that will further advance reconciliation and treaty negotiations. Read Full Article

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Update for development of Nenagwas on York Rd

The Tlowitsis Nation is beginning its detailed design of the infrastructure needed for the development of our subdivision. Our engineering contractor is developing all the detailed designs for Nenagwas. Road systems, water distribution, electric and other utilities. Lot development. Waste Water Treatment; we have hired one of the best consulting firm that is designing the… Continue reading Update for development of Nenagwas on York Rd

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Tlowitsis Guardian Watchmen Map Sites of Cultural Importance

Tlowitsis First Nation publishes report highlighting important archeological sites throughout their territories. The work deepens cultural understanding and ensures protection of these places from human and natural disturbances. Read the article: https://coastfunds.ca/news/tlowitsis-guardian-watchmen-map-sites-of-cultural-importance/

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The new Recognition and Reconciliation of Rights Policy for Treaty Negotiations in British Columbia

The new Recognition and Reconciliation of Rights Policy for Treaty Negotiations in British Columbia, ratified on September 4, 2019, was made possible due to this pre-existing, tripartite relationship between Canada, the Province of British Columbia and the First Nations Summit. The parties share the same goals to improve treaty negotiations in British Columbia. With both… Continue reading The new Recognition and Reconciliation of Rights Policy for Treaty Negotiations in British Columbia

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