Tla'amin Nation
The Tla’amin Final Agreement (Tla'amin Treaty) took effect on April 5, 2016. Tla’amin Nation, Canada, and British Columbia are over five years into the implementation of their new relationship.
For recent updates please see our latest annual report.
Tla’amin traditional territory is around the Powell River area, including Lasqueti and Texada Islands, and down through Cortes Island and the Comox Valley. There are approximately 1,200 Tla’amin citizens.
Tla’amin has overlapping and/or shared territory with its First Nation neighbours: Hul’qumi’num, K’ómoks, Klahoose, Kwiakah, Homalco, Sechelt, Snaw-naw-AS, We Wai Kai, Wei Wai Kum, and Qualicum.
BC Treaty Commission Contacts
Mark Smith , 604 482 9200
General Counsel and Director of Process
Celeste Haldane , 604 482 9200
Chief Commissioner
Contacts Information
4779 Klahanie Road
Powell River, BC V8A 0CA
Powell River, BC V8A 0CA
Phone: 604 483 9646, Toll Free 1 877 483 9646
Fax: 604 483 9769
Email:
reception@tn-bc.ca
Website:
Tla'amin Nation
Current Negotiations
Stage 6
Negotiation Stage Process
Stage 1: Statement of Intent
SOI Map
10/05/10
Stage 2: Readiness
Readiness documents accepted as complete
First Nation
01/10/96
BC
01/10/96
Canada
01/10/96
Table Declared Ready
01/10/96
Tripartite Procedural Agreements Signed
Sliammon Openness Protocol
11/29/96
Procedures Agreement
09/13/95
Information Sharing Principles
09/13/95
Stage 3: Framework Agreement
Stage 4: Agreement-in-Principle
Initialled
Signed
12/06/03
