Allyson Rowe

Support planned housing developments in the Metro Vancouver Area through Build Canada Homes and GC Wood applications and related discussions.

Discussing the community's projects with an objective of determining best practices to reach full capacity for community-led large-scale projects. This has included asking for direction on potential funding opportunities that are available.

Seeking support for economic development opportunities on reserve lands. Seeking support for programs and funding that will lead to greater employment opportunities for band members. Seeking funds for replacing all fossil fuel use on reserve lands. Seeking better relationships and understanding of the client band.

First Nations Emergency Services Society is seeking funding to improve and enhance their services to British Columbia;

Working with the Gwa'sala-'Nakwaxdaxw to seek support from the Government of Canada for the acquisition of timber leases in their traditional territory and associated infrastructure. Working with the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw to address and gain access to funding for housing and infrastructure concerns in their home community through Housing, Infrastructure and Communities Canada, as well as other related government entities. Working in support of the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw Nation (GNN) in helping them reach their Reconciliation and Treaty goals. Salmon Aquaculture: supporting KEDC in convincing DFO and the Government of Canada at large to allow Indigenous people to continue responsibly farming salmon on the Pacific coast

Funding for infrastructure projects in Klemtu Resolution of ongoing service and policing provided by the RCMP in Klemtu Financial support for Reconciliation Framework Agreement Funding for mineral sector development Renewal of BC salmon farming licences in Indigenous territories Indigenous led management and conservation for Kitasu Bay Funding for major housing development and sub development infrastructure Funding for the construction of a community wellness centre

Working with the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw to seek support from the Government of Canada for the acquisition of timber leases in their traditional territory and associated infrastructure. Working w/ the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw to address housing and infrastructure concerns in their home community. Working in support of the Gwa’sala-‘Nakwaxda’xw Nation (GNN) in helping them reach their Reconciliation and Treaty goals. Salmon Aquaculture: supporting KEDC in convincing DFO and the Government of Canada at large to allow Indigenous people to continue responsibly farming salmon on the Pacific coast.

Simpcw is seeking to improve services provided to individuals that fall within the administrative purview of Indigenous Services Canada's "Services to Individuals Sector", including services related to membership and Indian status registration Simpcw First Nation is seeking to improve rail and transportation safety in its traditional territory Simpcw is working to defend its interests and its inherent and constitutionally protected rights to its lands, waters, and traditional territory in relation to major natural resource projects under active consideration in its region and requiring federal regulatory and other decisions Simpcw is endeavouring to assert and affirm its inherent and constitutionally protected Rights over the delivery of Child & Family Services. This includes funding made available through Indigenous Services Canada's First Nation Child & Family Services Program (FNCFS) as well as through a Fiscal Agreement signed in conjunction with a Coordination Agreement pursuant to An Act Respecting First Nation, Inuit, and Metis Children, Youth and Families

Seeking federal funding in order to create developable land for housing through required water, wastewater, and related infrastructure. Wei Wai Kum First Nation is seeking to advance the Fisheries Reconciliation Agreement and seeking engagement on sustainable aquaculture to promote responsible marine stewardship and expand new coastal economic opportunities for its members. Wei Wai Kum First Nation is seeking to meet with the Government of Canada to advance their Self-Government Agreement.