St'át'imc Chiefs Council (includes Lillooet Tribal Council bands)

Last updated on January 2, 2024

Current activities

Government representatives are working to build relationships with the nine St'át'imc Chiefs Council (SCC) member bands outside of the B.C. treaty process. There are six Lillooet Tribal Council bands within the SCC.

Completed agreements

Cut-off claims

Seton Lake Cut-Off Claim Agreemen t - 2007

First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund (FNCEBF) revenue Sharing Agreements

Bridge River Indian Band First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund Revenue Sharing Agreement (Jamie Creek Hydro Project) - 2014
N'Quatqua First Nation First Naitons Clean Energy Business Fund Revenue Sharing Agreement (Jamie Creek Hydroelectric Project) - 2014
T'it'q'et Nation First Nations Clean Energy Business Fund Revenue Sharing Agreement (Jamie Creek Hydro Project) - 2014

Forest consultation and revenue sharing agreements

Forestry agreements

St'át'imc Chiefs Council Economic Development Agreement (PDF, 3.9MB) - 2010

Information

Location: Lillooet area

Region: South Interior

Members: Xwisten, Sekw'el'was, Lil'wat, Tsal'alh, T'it'q'et, Ts'Kw'aylaxw, Xaxl'ip, N'Quatqua, Xa'xtsa

Website: St'át'imc Chiefs Council

Population: 4,515

INAC: Profile (Lillooet Tribal Council)

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