Takla Nation

Last updated on December 29, 2023

Current activities

Negotiations regarding reconciliation initiatives are ongoing with B.C. and Canada. As well, the Province and the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council are actively negotiating an agreement following up on the Interim Pathway Forward Agreement ratified in 2017.

Treaty stage

Stage 4 - Agreement-in-Principle negotiations

Completed agreements

Economic development agreements

Government-to-Government Agreement for Kemess Underground (Kwadacha, Takla & Tsay Keh Dene First Nations) - 2017
Takla Kemess Mine Economic and Community Development Agreement - 2017

Environmental stewardship agreements

CSFN Omineca Demonstration Project Renewal Agreement (Carrier Sekani Tribal Council, Nadleh Whut’en, Nak’azdli, Saik’uz, Stellat’en, Takla Nation, Tl’azt’en, and Ts’il Kah Noh (Burns Lake Band)

Forestry agreements

Carrier Sekani Tribal Council Interim Forestry Revenue Sharing Agreement (IFRSA) - 2021
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council Interim Forestry Revenue Sharing Agreement (IFRSA) - 2018
Carrier Sekani Interim Forestry Revenue Sharing Agreement – 2017
Takla Nation Forest Consultation and Revenue Sharing Agreement - 2015
Takla Nation Interim Agreement on Forest & Range Opportunities - 2009 (PDF, 1.5MB)
Takla Nation Interim Agreement on Forest & Range Opportunities - 2007 (PDF)
Takla Nation Interim Agreement on Forest & Range Opportunities - 2006 (PDF)

Natural gas pipeline benefits agreements

Takla Natural Gas Pipeline Benefits Agreement (Prince Rupert Gas Transmission Line) - 2015
Takla Natural Gas Pipeline Benefits Agreement (Westcoast Connector Gas Transmission Line) - 2015

Reconciliation agreements

Other agreements

Carrier Sekani Tribal Council Environmental and Socio-Cultural Agreement - 2015
Carrier Sekani Tribal Council Collaboration Agreement - 2015
Tse Key Nay Agreement Protocol for Reclamation, Remediation and Monitoring of Mine Sites (Kwadacha, Takla, Tsay Keh Dene) - 2008

Information

Location: East shore of Takla Lake, 130 km north of Burns Lake

Region: North Central

Member of: Carrier Sekani Tribal Council

Website: Takla Nation

Population: 928

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