First Nation gets village site back from pulp company on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast
- The Tla'amin First Nation has reached an agreement to reacquire a historic village site called Tiskwat from Domtar on the Sunshine Coast.
- A ceremony was held to sign the agreement, which took years of work between the two sides.
- John Hackett, the leader of the Tla'amin, stated that reconnecting with Tiskwat is 'deeply emotional' and significant for their culture.
- Richard Tremblay from Domtar expressed pride in the agreement, calling it evidence of their commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous communities.
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First Nation gets village site back from pulp company on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast - The Turtle Island News
CP-The Tla’amin First Nation and forestry giant Domtar have reached an agreement for the nation to reacquire a large portion of a historic village site along the B.C. Sunshine Coast. The nation and Domtar issued a joint statement saying the two sides took part in a ceremony to sign the agreement that was the result of years of work. The nation says the village, called tiskwat, holds both historical and current significance to its people. The agr…
First Nation gets village site back from pulp company on B.C.'s Sunshine Coast – Energeticcity.ca
POWELL RIVER, B.C. — The Tla’amin First Nation and forestry giant Domtar have reached an agreement for the nation to reacquire a large portion of a historic village site along the B.C. Sunshine Coast. The nation and Domtar issued a joint statement saying the two sides took part in a ceremony to sign the agreement that was the result of years of work. The nation says the village, called tiskwat, holds both historical and current significance to i…
Domtar and Tla’amin Nation Celebrate Historic tiskwat Land Agreement
Domtar and the Tla’amin Nation have signed an historic tiskwat land agreement. The company and the Nation signed the agreement at a ceremony on Friday, March 14, in Tla’amin Territory. Through the agreement, Tla’amin Nation will reacquire a substantial portion of land at the former tiskwat paper mill site in Powell River, British Columbia. tiskwat was a large and important village site that holds both historical and contemporary significance …
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