Tlicho First Nation

Category: People
Sub Category:First Nations People of Canada
Place:
State/Country:Northwest Territories, Canada
Summary Information:
The Tlicho First Nation has superceded what was known as the Dogrib Treaty 11 Council.There are 3,000 members of the Tlicho First Nation.The grand chief of the Tlicho is Joe Rabesca.

Related Entries

  • Akaitcho/Tlicho Overlap Agreement - Signatory
  • Tlicho/Deh Cho Overlap Agreement - Signatory
  • Northwest Territories Lands and Resources Devolution Framework Agreement 2004
  • Memorandum of Intent on Devolution and Resources Revenue Sharing 2001
    • Organisation
  • Dogrib Treaty 11 Council
  • Aboriginal Summit - Member
  • Assembly of First Nations
  • Dogrib First Nation Government
    • Event
  • Apology to Former Students of Indian Residential Schools
    • People
  • Dogrib Indians

    • References

    Resource
    Plainspeak Cultural Awareness for the Dogrib Treaty 11 Council Tlicho Land Claims and Self-Government Agreement - Annotated Summary
    Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Tlicho Agreement
    Dogrib Treaty 11 Council/Tlicho First Nation Tlicho Agreement Implementation Plan
    Dogrib Treaty 11 Council/Tlicho First Nation Tlicho Financing Agreement
    Dogrib Treaty 11 Council/Tlicho First Nations Tlicho Intergovernmental Services Agreement
    Deh Cho First Nations Boundary/Overlap Agreement - Tlicho (Dogrib) First Nation and Deh Cho First Nations
    NWT Treaty 8 Tribal Corporation Akaitcho/Tlicho Boundary Agreement
    Dogrib Treaty 11 Council/Tlicho First Nations Tlicho Constitution
    Government of the Northwest Territories (2004) Northwest Territories Lands and Resources Devolution Framework Agreement
    Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs - Government of the Northwest Territories (2001) Memorandum of Intent on Devolution and Resources Revenue Sharing

    Glossary

    First Nations People of Canada
    Created:Thursday, 17 June 2004
    Modified:Friday, 12 August 2005

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