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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. Northern Secwepemc Te Qelmucw, Tsilhqot’in, and Southern Carrier / Dakehl First Nations – Cariboo Regional District: Growing Indigenous/Local Government Relations – Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: July 27, 2020]
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  2. Snuneymuxw First Nation - City of Nanaimo: Renewed Protocol Agreement - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  3. Squamish Nation - The District of Squamish: Government-to-Government Collaboration - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  4. Katzie First Nation - The City of Pitt Meadows: Signing Agreements and Building Friendships - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  5. Fort Nelson First Nation - Northern Rockies Regional Municipality: Trust, Partnership, and Forests - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  6. Okanagan Indian Band - City of Vernon: Building and Strengthening Foundations - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  7. Tla’amin Nation – City of Powell River – qathet Regional District: Collaboration and Reconciliation - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  8. Tla-o-qui-aht - Yuułuʔiłʔath – District of Ucluelet – District of Tofino: The Success of the West Coast N.E.S.T. (Nature. Education. Sustainability. Transformation.) - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  9. Shuswap First Nation - The District of Invermere: Starting the Discussion - Pathways to Collaboration
    Author: British Columbia, Province of; First Nations Summit; Indigenous Business and Investment Council; Union of British Columbia Municipalities
    Publisher: Union of British Columbia Municipalities [Posted: September 9, 2019]
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  10. Several Quesnel area governments work toward forming community forest agreement
    Author: Quesnel Cariboo Observer
    Publisher: Quesnel Cariboo Observer [Posted: July 14, 2020]
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