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The Kitsumkalum treaty office's communications team is on a mission to collect member addresses and keep our members informed on treaty information so members can make an informed decision on treaty. We are more than happy to post and respond to all relevant questions around the Kitsumkalum Treaty Negotiations. It is the priority of this page to share information regarding the Kitsumkalum Treaty and Community as well as provide a healthy and safe forum for all members to ask questions regarding the Treaty and Treaty Process. This page will be regularly monitored and we look forward to addressing any questions you may have related to Treaty. We are doing our best to respond to questions as quickly as possible. Please be patient with us. Abusive and inappropriate language will not be tolerated and immediate action will be taken.We ask for mutual respect and privacy. We request you are respectful of these boundaries and try to adhere to them at all times. Our mandate for this page is to review relevant questions andl provide accurate responses, collect the most up to date contact information from our members. We will also post information on post treaty related events, announcement of winners from any treaty related initiatives and post any articles that may be of interest to our members.

11/01/2026

Hey Kitsumkalum! 🎉

It’s been ONE YEAR since our historic Treaty Ratification Vote! What a milestone for our Nation and our future generations. ❤️

Since our vote, the Treaty Team has been busy working on the next chapter of our journey!

Here’s what the team has been working on:

đź“‹ Workplanning the next steps toward Treaty implementation.

🤝 Working together to prepare for the transition to self-government.

📚 Building capacity and preparing our staff, departments, and Nation for the changes ahead.

🏛️ Continuing the legal, technical, and organizational work needed to bring our Treaty into effect.

🌱 Planning for a future that reflects Kitsumkalum’s priorities, values, and vision for generations to come.

Ratification was a historic milestone, but it was only the beginning. There is still important work ahead as we move toward implementation and prepare for the future of Kitsumkalum.

Our Treaty. Our Future. Our Next Chapter. ❤️

Thank you to every member who took the time to learn, ask questions, enrol, vote, and be part of this historic moment. Your participation helped shape the future of Kitsumkalum.
Still haven't enrolled? Enrollment is still open, contact us today!

One year down, and the journey continues!

10/27/2026

The Indian Act - Transforming Indigenous Lives and Lands:The Indi...

Thank you, Van Isle members! ❤️A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us on Sunday to receive an update on your Ki...
10/27/2026

Thank you, Van Isle members! ❤️

A heartfelt thank you to everyone who joined us on Sunday to receive an update on your Kitsumkalum Treaty!

Your time, participation, and continued interest in the future of Kitsumkalum are truly appreciated. We value the opportunity to connect with our members, share information, answer questions, and continue this important journey together.

Your voices matter, your involvement makes a difference, and we are grateful for the support and engagement of our Van Isle family.

Together, we are building a stronger future for Kitsumkalum and generations to come!

🌊 HEY VANCOUVER ISLAND KITSUMKALUM MEMBERS! 🌊We’re coming to update you on Sunday!📅 October 25📍 Coast Victoria APA⏰ 11:0...
10/22/2026

🌊 HEY VANCOUVER ISLAND KITSUMKALUM MEMBERS! 🌊

We’re coming to update you on Sunday!
đź“… October 25
📍 Coast Victoria APA
⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
Come join us for an afternoon of updates, information and conversation about what’s happening with Kitsumkalum.
🎤 Presentations by:
Albert Peeling
Bruce Low
Rick Brouwer
Come out, get informed, ask questions and stay connected with your Kitsumkalum community!
If you have missed the Terrace Summer Gathering, Vancouver update and don't live near Victoria please contact us for the zoom link.
đź’™ We hope to see you there!

🌊 HEY VANCOUVER ISLAND KITSUMKALUM MEMBERS! 🌊

We’re coming to update you!

đź“… October 25
📍 Coast Victoria APA
⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Come join us for an afternoon of updates, information and conversation about what’s happening with Kitsumkalum.

🎤 Presentations by:
Albert Peeling
Bruce Low
Rick Brouwer

Come out, get informed, ask questions and stay connected with your Kitsumkalum community!

đź’™ We hope to see you there!

10/13/2026

Transition vs Implementation

The Treaty Office will be closed Thursday afternoon and Friday out of respect for the grieving families. We send our dee...
10/08/2026

The Treaty Office will be closed Thursday afternoon and Friday out of respect for the grieving families. We send our deepest condolences to all those affected during this difficult time.

We appreciate your understanding and patience as we take time to support one another and our community.

Thank you for your kindness, understanding, and compassion. ❤️

🌊 HEY VANCOUVER ISLAND KITSUMKALUM MEMBERS! 🌊We’re coming to update you!📅 October 25📍 Coast Victoria APA⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:0...
10/01/2026

🌊 HEY VANCOUVER ISLAND KITSUMKALUM MEMBERS! 🌊

We’re coming to update you!

đź“… October 25
📍 Coast Victoria APA
⏰ 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM

Come join us for an afternoon of updates, information and conversation about what’s happening with Kitsumkalum.

🎤 Presentations by:
Albert Peeling
Bruce Low
Rick Brouwer

Come out, get informed, ask questions and stay connected with your Kitsumkalum community!

đź’™ We hope to see you there!

The Treaty Commission welcomes the recent Vancouver Sun Op-Ed, by Murray Rankin (former BC Minister of Indigenous Relati...
09/23/2026

The Treaty Commission welcomes the recent Vancouver Sun Op-Ed, by Murray Rankin (former BC Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation) and Mark L. Stevenson (Lawyer and Negotiator) which write that part of the noise around treaties may lie in wedge politics, public confusion, and the government’s controversial response to DRIPA.

In their words:

“Criticism is legitimate and legislative scrutiny essential. But reconciliation cannot mean praising treaties in principle and opposing them when they finally arrive. The treaties should be debated on their actual terms and recognized for the certainty and predictability they can bring to British Columbia.”

The Treaty Commission welcomes the recent Vancouver Sun Op-Ed, by Murray Rankin (former BC Minister of Indigenous Relations and Reconciliation) and Mark L. Stevenson (Law¬yer and Negotiator) which write that part of the noise around treaties may lie in wedge politics, public confusion, and the government’s controversial response to DRIPA.

In their words:

“Criticism is legitimate and legislative scrutiny essential. But reconciliation cannot mean praising treaties in principle and opposing them when they finally arrive. The treaties should be debated on their actual terms and recognized for the certainty and predictability they can bring to British Columbia.”

Address

3527 West Kalum Road
Terrace, BC
V8G0C8

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8am - 4:30pm
Friday 8am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+18886351718

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