British Columbia Treaty

The British Columbia Treaty Commission serves as an independent facilitator for modern treaty and tripartite agreement negotiations among the governments of Canada, British Columbia, and First Nations in British Columbia. Established in 1992, the Commission advocates for the recognition and protection of First Nations rights and title, aiming to achieve reconciliation through fairly negotiated and honorably implemented treaties.

With a focus on advancing reconciliation, the Commission supports the negotiation process that recognizes and reconciles pre-existing Indigenous sovereignty with assumed Crown sovereignty. It provides resources and tools for First Nations and the public, ensuring transparency and education regarding treaty negotiations and their significance for all British Columbians.

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