Project Overview The Kitselas Treaty Land Use Planning project is currently in Phase 1 of a multi-phased project aimed at creating a management framework for Kitselas Lands if the Kitselas Treaty is passed. This means the Treaty Land Use Plan
Kitselas members, check your mailboxes for the 2022 Community Calendar! This calendar features beautiful photos from around the community, as well as lots of exciting Treaty facts and other information. If you haven’t received a calendar in your mailbox yet,
Please note that the January Treaty Information Session will be held on the last Monday of the month – January 24 – instead of the last Wednesday of the month. We will resume having meetings on the last Wednesday of
To celebrate the holiday season and keep you connected to the Treaty Topics, we have a fun holiday giveaway happening on our Facebook page – 12 Days of Giveaways! Every day, starting December 12, we’ll be giving away a new
The Kitselas Treaty Team is looking for a Treaty Clerk to support the office team on administrative and engagement tasks, like community events, coordinating mailouts and printing, attending meetings, and working with Kitselas Members on Treaty-related topics. Must have: a
At the Treaty Information Session Community Meeting on November 24, there will be a speaker panel discussing Constiutions as it relates to a Treaty. Learn about the speakers below: Kathryn Teneese is a citizen of the Ktunaxa Nation located in
Shot this summer, the Kitselas’ Why Treaty video captures some powerful reasons why we are pursuing a Treaty. We have been engaged in the Treaty process since 1993, and countless people have devoted their lives to supporting our people through
The Kitselas Treaty Department is seeking community members for the Treaty Land Use Plan Committee to assist in the development of a plan for Treaty Settlement Lands. This plan will build on the work completed on the On-Reserve Land Plan,
Kitselas Members, we’re asking you which roads are most important to you. This information will help shape the road structure under the Treaty, ensuring community members will have access to the areas they use the most. Everyone who completes the
Erica Louie is currently doing research on traplines and will be presenting on traplines at the October 27 Treaty Information Session. A trapline is an area for which registration is granted to one or more licensed trappers for the trapping
