Good Stoney Nation

Advocacy related to the recognition of Goodstoney Nation as an independent Band under the Indian Act, including issues of self-governance, membership authority, and access to economic opportunities and trust revenues. Securing timely support for the extension of a lease term on designated lands in order to incentivize First Nations led housing initiatives. Arranging meetings with the Government to receive updates about outstanding legal files involving the Crown, support for the extension of the Head Lease term on designated lands and the G7 legacy fund Addressing outstanding legal files involving the Crown, including the case of Ear v the King. Assisting the Goodstoney Nation in discussions with the Government of Canada concerning the 5% Indigenous participation requirement in federal procurement is a key part of our mandate. We aim to ensure that the Stoney Nakoda can effectively leverage this policy to secure meaningful economic opportunities and partnerships.

Advocacy related to the recognition of Goodstoney Nation as an independent Band under the Indian Act, including issues of self-governance, membership authority, and access to economic opportunities and trust revenues. Securing timely support for the extension of a lease term on designated lands in order to incentivize First Nations led housing initiatives. The Goodstoney Nation is working to facilitate and advocate for a nation-to-nation dialogue between the Government of Canada and the Stoney Nakoda Nations, in preparation for the upcoming 2025 G7 meeting to be held on their traditional territory. These discussions aim to secure financial compensation, grants, and contractual services that benefit the Stoney Nakoda people, ensuring their active participation and recognition in this significant international event. Assisting the Goodstoney Nation in discussions with the Government of Canada concerning the 5% Indigenous participation requirement in federal procurement is a key part of our mandate. We aim to ensure that the Stoney Nakoda can effectively leverage this policy to secure meaningful economic opportunities and partnerships. Addressing outstanding legal files involving the Crown, including the case of Ear v the King. Arranging meetings with the Government to receive updates about outstanding legal files involving the Crown, support for the extension of the Head Lease term on designated lands and the G7 legacy fund

Assisting the Goodstoney Nation in discussions with the Government of Canada concerning the 5% Indigenous participation requirement in federal procurement is a key part of our mandate. We aim to ensure that the Stoney Nakoda can effectively leverage this policy to secure meaningful economic opportunities and partnerships. The Goodstoney Nation is working to facilitate and advocate for a nation-to-nation dialogue between the Government of Canada and the Stoney Nakoda Nations, in preparation for the upcoming 2025 G7 meeting to be held on their traditional territory. These discussions aim to secure financial compensation, grants, and contractual services that benefit the Stoney Nakoda people, ensuring their active participation and recognition in this significant international event. Advocacy related to the recognition of Goodstoney Nation as an independent Band under the Indian Act, including issues of self-governance, membership authority, and access to economic opportunities and trust revenues. Securing timely support for the extension of a lease term on designated lands in order to incentivize First Nations led housing initiatives. Arranging meetings with the Government to receive updates about outstanding legal files involving the Crown, support for the extension of the Head Lease term on designated lands and the G7 legacy fund Addressing outstanding legal files involving the Crown, including the case of Ear v the King.

Arranging meetings with the Government to receive updates about outstanding legal files involving the Crown, support for the extension of the Head Lease term on designated lands and the G7 legacy fund Addressing outstanding legal files involving the Crown, including the case of Ear v the King. The Goodstoney Nation is working to facilitate and advocate for a nation-to-nation dialogue between the Government of Canada and the Stoney Nakoda Nations, in preparation for the upcoming 2025 G7 meeting to be held on their traditional territory. These discussions aim to secure financial compensation, grants, and contractual services that benefit the Stoney Nakoda people, ensuring their active participation and recognition in this significant international event. Advocacy related to the recognition of Goodstoney Nation as an independent Band under the Indian Act, including issues of self-governance, membership authority, and access to economic opportunities and trust revenues. Assisting the Goodstoney Nation in discussions with the Government of Canada concerning the 5% Indigenous participation requirement in federal procurement is a key part of our mandate. We aim to ensure that the Stoney Nakoda can effectively leverage this policy to secure meaningful economic opportunities and partnerships. Securing timely support for the extension of a lease term on designated lands in order to incentivize First Nations led housing initiatives.

Advocacy related to the recognition of Goodstoney Nation as an independent Band under the Indian Act, including issues of self-governance, membership authority, and access to economic opportunities and trust revenues. Arranging meetings with the Government to receive updates about outstanding legal files involving the Crown, support for the extension of the Head Lease term on designated lands and the G7 legacy fund Securing timely support for the extension of a lease term on designated lands in order to incentivize First Nations led housing initiatives. Addressing outstanding legal files involving the Crown, including the case of Ear v the King. Assisting the Goodstoney Nation in discussions with the Government of Canada concerning the 5% Indigenous participation requirement in federal procurement is a key part of our mandate. We aim to ensure that the Stoney Nakoda can effectively leverage this policy to secure meaningful economic opportunities and partnerships.