First-Nations-First-Aid near Fort Smith NT (173 Result(s))

We the Dene of the Dehcho have lived on our homeland according to our own laws and system of government since time immemorial.Our homeland is comprised of the ancestral territories and waters of the Dehcho Dene. We were put here by the Creator as keepers of our waters and lands.The Peace Treaties of 1899 and 1921 with the non-Dene recognize theinherent political rights and powers of the Dehcho First Nation. Onlysovereign peoples can make treaties with each other. Therefore our aboriginal rights and titles and oral treaties cannot be extinguished by any Euro-Canadian government.

We the Dene of the Dehcho have lived on our homeland according to our own laws and system of government since time immemorial.Our homeland is comprised of the ancestral territories and waters of the Dehcho Dene. We were put here by the Creator as keepers of our waters and lands.The Peace Treaties of 1899 and 1921 with the non-Dene recognize theinherent political rights and powers of the Dehcho First Nation. Onlysovereign peoples can make treaties with each other. Therefore our aboriginal rights and titles and oral treaties cannot be extinguished by any Euro-Canadian government.

We the Dene of the Dehcho have lived on our homeland according to our own laws and system of government since time immemorial.Our homeland is comprised of the ancestral territories and waters of the Dehcho Dene. We were put here by the Creator as keepers of our waters and lands.The Peace Treaties of 1899 and 1921 with the non-Dene recognize theinherent political rights and powers of the Dehcho First Nation. Onlysovereign peoples can make treaties with each other. Therefore our aboriginal rights and titles and oral treaties cannot be extinguished by any Euro-Canadian government.