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Joint Indigenous and Local Government Initiatives and Relations

A collection of resources related to initiatives, agreements, arrangements, partnerships, and the provision of services between Indigenous governments and organizations, and local governments in British Columbia.
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  1. PIB offers $110K deal to maintain river trail
    Author: Fries, Joe
    Publisher: Penticton Herald [Posted: March 4, 2022]
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  2. Powell River, qathet Regional District and Tla’amin Nation Governments Discuss Accessibility Concerns at Facilities
    Author: Galinski, Paul
    Publisher: Powell River Peak [Posted: February 25, 2022]
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  3. New affordable homes for Urban Indigenous and new Canadian Residents open in the West End
    Author: Vancouver, City of
    Publisher: Vancouver, City of [Posted: February 2, 2022]
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  4. Indigenous stewardship of B.C. parks a step on path to reconciliation
    Author: Luymes, Glenda
    Publisher: Vancouver Sun [Posted: February 5, 2022]
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  5. Statement on Vancouver Park Board motion for First Nation co-management
    Author: Wilson, Odette
    Publisher: Musqueam First Nation News [Posted: January 26, 2022]
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  6. New Westminster announces public art commission for new aquatic and community centre
    Author: New Westminster, City of
    Publisher: New Westminster, City of [Posted: January 11, 2022]
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  7. Remote coastal nation ‘setting the table’ for climate action
    Author: Baker, Rochelle
    Publisher: National Observer [Posted: November 29, 2021]
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  8. Metro Vancouver readies for vote to expand industrial land base
    Author: Korstrom, Glen
    Publisher: Business in Vancouver [Posted: October 28, 2021]
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  9. Regional District, Kitselas First Nation Reach Agreement on Land Transfer
    Author: Bogstie, Ben
    Publisher: Terrace Standard [Posted: April 5, 2021]
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  10. 148 acres of Lower Mainland public lands transferred to First Nations
    Author: Chan, Kenneth
    Publisher: Daily Hive [Posted: July 21, 2021]
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