Adams Lake Indian Band

Last updated on December 29, 2023

Current activities

Shuswap Nation Tribal Council (SNTC) member bands are not involved in the B.C. treaty process but are engaged with the Province in discussions associated with land and resource use within asserted traditional territories.

Completed agreements

Collaboration agreements

Skwelkwekwelt Sun Peaks Collaboration Framework Memorandum of Understanding (Adams Lake IB, Little Suswap IB) - 2021

Forestry agreements

Adams Lake FCRSA Confirmation & Amending Agreement #3 - 2021
Adams Lake FCRSA Confirmation & Amending Agreement #2 - 2021
Adams Lake FCRSA Confirmation & Amending Agreement #1 - 2019
Adams Lake Forest Consultation and Revenue Sharing Agreement - 2012
- Amending Agreement #4 - 2017
- Amending Agreement #3 - 2016
- Amending Agreement #2 - 2015
- Amending Agreement #1 - 2014
Adam's Lake Indian Band Mountain Short Term Pine Beetle Agreement - 2007
Adam's Lake Indian Band Short Term Mountain Pine Beetle Agreement - 2006
Adam's Lake Indian Band Interim Agreement on Forest & Range Opportunities - 2006

Reconciliation agreements

Secwepemc Government to Government Letter of Commitment [Qwelminte] on Reconciliation (Adams Lake IB, Little Shuswap IB, Shuswap IB, Simpcw FN, Splatsin, Skeetchestn IB, Tk'emlups te Secwepemc [Kamloops IB]) - 2019

Information

Location: Thompson River near Chase

Region: South Interior

Member of: Shuswap Nation Tribal Council

Website: Adams Lake Indian Band

Population: 848

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