Sabrina Sutherland

Indigenous Loan Guarentee Program and National Benefits Sharing Framework Collaborative process between Canada and the Yellowknives Dene First Nation regarding an apology and compensation for Giant Mine

Support for economic development opportunities related to Giant Mine remediation procurement and other socio-economic community priorities such as the National Benefits Sharing Framework and Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program, and support for caribou population recovery. Engage in discussions regarding the recognition of Yellowknives Dene First Nation’s rights. Seek apology and compensation from Government of Canada for impact of Giant Mine. Engage with government to ensure that procurement policies related to Giant Mine do not exclude Yellowknives Dene First Nation.

Collaborative process between Canada and the Yellowknives Dene First Nation regarding an apology and compensation for Giant Mine.

Indigenous Loan Guarantee Program and National Benefits Sharing Framework Collaborative Process between Canada and Yellowknives Dene First Nation regarding an apology and compensation for Giant Mine

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

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

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.

Seek ways for Metis Artists in British Columbia can participate in the diplomatic gifting program and ensure government buildings include metis art in their buildings. Negotiate revisions to the terms of reference for the Recognitions of Indigenous Rights and Self-Determination table. Ensure the Government of Canada continues to engage Metis Nation British Columbia in advancing self government discussions. Additionally, provide updates to government officials on the research work being done across British Columbia to advance self government discussions. Seek adequate funding for housing, education, child services and cultural programs. Seek ways to participate and advance Metis Nation British Columbia housing priorities through Build Canada Homes. Seek opportunities and engagement on the development of the Major Projects Office. Additionally, ensure Metis business in British Columbia are included in the procurement opportunities that flow from Major Projects initiated in British Columbia. Seek understanding and adequate funding supports on programs that will help Metis women and LGBTQ community in BC. Understand what supports are available for adoption of digital governance and seek federal funding for updates and adoption of digital governance. Ensure the Indigenous Justice Strategy includes perspectives from the Metis Nation British Columbia. Ensure MNBC is included in the program delivery stream of the National School Food Program. Lead the negotiations for a self government agreement.

Funding for on-reserve housing Renewal of BC salmon farming licences in Indigenous territories

Meeting with elected officials and designated public office holders to discuss the ongoing priorities of Champagne and Aishihik First Nations - including financial contributions from departments to be determined - such as, languages, infrastructure, and workforce training.

Communication with policy-makers to reinforce the importance of collaboration and partnership amongst federal, provincial and Indigenous groups for the protection of Pacific salmon and their habitats. Communication with policy makers to advocate for the provision of financial support for Indigenous fishers to participate meaningfully along with Canada in the Pacific Salmon Treaty negotiations with the United States of America and U.S.-domiciled Native American tribes and nations.

Reconciliation and economic development with respect to acquiring crown lands within the traditional territories of KKS.

Discussions regarding funding for critical infrastructure on-reserve and economic development opportunities related to hydroelectric dam.

Discuss proposed zoning changes within the Northern Shelf Bio Region to meet ecological and cultural targets and the economic and social impacts these proposed changes will have will have on local communities.