
The Reserve Land Governance presentation examines governance practices essential to land management, powers of Chief and Council, and fiduciary obligation. Discussions include the importance of internal council relationships, good communication,…
The Reserve Land Governance presentation examines governance practices essential to land management, powers of Chief and Council, and fiduciary obligation. Discussions include the importance of internal council relationships, good communication,…
This isn’t just an event – it’s a launchpad for our future leaders! The second annual summit will connect Indigenous youth with community leaders and business experts, while teaching critical relationship…
Registration for the Professional Lands Management Certification Program training courses is ongoing! Funding is available for level I and level II for those who qualify. Please see the documents below…
A First Nation in BC is surveying a school site as it hosts a meeting on unmarked graves. Read full story here
Ottawa has commited another $187M to ‘shed colonial habits’ and help more First Nations assume control of land. Read the full story here.
Join us for the first-ever First Nations Economic Forum and help determine what the next steps should be to support economic growth in First Nation communities. The forum will bring…
In-person Data Sovereignty workshop, NEW funding and our UNDRIP blog, and more in this edition of the Talon! Click Here to read full newsletter
The AABC and ARMA Vancouver Island are pleased to invite you to the 2024 virtual conference, “Going Further Together: Connectivity and Partnerships in the Information Profession”, which will be held…
The BC Arts Council is accepting project applications from eligible Museums, Indigenous Cultural Centres and Visual Arts Organizations. Consult the specific Program Guidelines on the website to learn about: How…
We are excited to announce that our next NALMA Membership at Large meeting will be held on May 1, 2024, from 1:30 to 3 PM (EST) virtually through Teams. This…
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