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First Nations Summit Appalled By BC Government’s decision to issue Project Approval Certificate for the Tulsequah Chief Mine

(Vancouver) — The First Nations Summit is deeply concerned by the BC Government’s decision to...

Following the release of the Romanow Commission's Report on the state of health in Canada, the First Nations Summit encourages governments to work together in addressing the alarming conditions of First Nations health in Canada

The Chiefs and leaders of the First Nations Summit, who are meeting this week in...

First Nations Summit supports the right of the victim's families to attend Robert William Pickton's Preliminary hearing

The Chiefs and leaders of the First Nations Summit, who are meeting this week in...

First Nations Summit hopes that meeting with Premier and Cabinet an Opportunity for BC to move Treaty Negotiations forward

The First Nations Summit, which speaks for BC First Nations involved in the treaty negotiating...

First Nations Summit, Tsawwassen and Musqueam First Nations declare weekend aboriginal fishery legal, but Fishery Survival Coalition "protest" amounts to poaching

VANCOUVER – Members of the Tsawwassen and Musqueam First Nations are prepared to take part...

First Nations inherent right of self-government exists declare the First Nations Summit

Vancouver – Aboriginal groups throughout the province will be consulting over the next few weeks...

First Nations Summit applauds decision by the BC Court of Appeal ruling that both the BC Government and Weyerhaeuser have "legally enforceable duties to the Haida People"

NORTH VANCOUVER – Leaders of the First Nations Summit are insisting that the province return...

First Nations Summit responds to Referendum results, insists on a return to substantive treaty negotiations

NORTH VANCOUVER – Leaders of the First Nations Summit are insisting that the province return...

First Nations Summit unveils 29,000 protest ballots; further proof of a "failed, divisive" Referendum on Treaties

NORTH VANCOUVER – Twenty-nine thousand protest referendum ballots were set out at a meeting held...

First Nations Summit Calls on Governments to Maintain Moratorium on Offshore Oil and Gas Exploration

North Vancouver, BC — Leaders of the First Nations Summit are urging the provincial and...

Treaty Referendum a Moral Outrage and a mockery of democracy, First Nations Summit says

Treaty Referendum a Moral Outrage and a mockery of democracy, First Nations Summit says New...

First Nations Summit mourns the loss of Chief Joe Mathias

North Vancouver – The sudden passing of Chief Joe Mathias was mourned today by fellow...

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