First-Nations-First-Aid near Kincolith BC (94 Result(s))

The Nisga'a Final Agreement is British Columbia's first modern treaty. A landmark in the relationship between Canada and its Aboriginal peoples, the Treaty came into effect on May 11, 2000, marking the end of a 113-year journey - and the first steps in a new direction. On that date, the Indian Act ceased to apply to Nisga'a people.The Nisga'a Final Agreement is the first treaty in British Columbia to provide constitutional certainty in respect of an Aboriginal people's Section 35 right to self-government. It recognizes Nisga'a Lands and opens the door for joint economic initiatives in the development of the Nisga'a Nation's natural resources.

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Knott's Landing offers an authentic and comfortable place to stay in a historic first nations village and provides access to limit less recreation opportunities. The Knott family Band B is located deep within the heart of Tsimshian territory, in historic Lax Kw' Alaams, BC, Canada (also known a Port Simpson). If you're looking for a good starting out point for fishing, kayaking, hiking, whale watching, site seeing, and many other eco-tour adventures throughout the beautiful north coast of British Columbia. For more information about our BandB, the community, travel arrangements, or recreation opportunities just follow the links below. We hope to see you soon.

The Gitxaala Nation is a First Nations government located at Kitkatla, British Columbia, Canada in the province's North Coast region. It is one of the longest continually inhabited communities in all of ''Turtle Island'' which is a reference to all of North

Cape Croker Park is owned and operated by the Chippewas of Nawash Unceded First Nation. We are located on the eastern shore of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada. Situated on the shores of Sydney Bay, Cape Croker Park makes a perfect getaway for the whole family. Our campground is open for the first weekend in May through to Thanksgiving Day.Nestled between high limestone bluffs, the Park encompasses 520 acres and has 315 campsites, suitable for tents and trailers, in several camping areas. . Electrical sites are available in some some camping areas. Sites are comfortably laid out and close to all youll need while youre away from home.From hiking the Bruce Trail to swimming in Georgian Bay, from canoeing or simply soaking up the warm atmosphere, all our visitors to the Cape Croker Indian Park are guaranteed their own special experience. Join us!We have a large capacity and can make arrangements to fit all types of campers.Camping for Tents & Trailers, complete with Hydro hookup'Frontier' camping in picture perfect campsitesGroup Camping, Solitary Camping, Seasonal CampingSwimming, Beach Volleyball, Horseshoes, Canoe Rentals Boat LaunchSheltered Harbour for Sail Boats of all sizes

Welcome to GingolxThe Village of Gingolx is snuggled in the mountains of the beautiful Nass River,so if you need to just get away from the hustle and bustle of city life or to just take a nice break, come visit beautiful Gingolx.A place that has something to do for everyone, Trails to hike, fishing for salmon, halibut, or crab. The residents here are always willing to help, ask anyone for help and you will normally find what you are looking for.The fishing here is good for Spring Salmon or the Chinook as it is also called. Fishing for the Chinook starts in the middle of June and finishes in September when the Coho season starts.