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Employment Opportunities
The CSTC periodically is looking for modivated and skilled people to join our team. The CSTC is an equal opportunity employer, and we support First Nations applicants.
Environmental Governance
From 2006-2008, the Centre for Indigenous Environmental Resources (CIER) worked in partnership with the National Centre for First Nation Governance (NCFNG) to research and document examples of successful environmental governance and how they are being implemented by the First Nations of the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC). Together, we learned that First Nations with successful environmental governance shared seven essential elements.
Groups affirm boycott of discriminatory Missing Women Commission
Fifteen organizations issued letters directed to Commissioner Wally Oppal confirming that they will not be participating in the “second phase” of the Missing Women Commission of Inquiry, citing concerns about discrimination and the conduct of the Commission to date.
CSTC on CTV Question Period
Murdered & Missing Women
Environmental Assessments
First Nations Perspectives on the BC Environmental Assessment Process For Discussion Purposes
Specific Claims
This summary and analysis of recent developments affecting First Nations’ specific claims has been prepared by the Union of BC Indian Chiefs, the Nlaka’pamux Nation Tribal Council and the Alliance of Tribal Nations.
No to Enbridge Pipeline
There is increasing concern about the proposed Enbridge Gateway Project. The CSTC is not alone in voicing the serious concern for short and long term impacts to our environment, economy and communities.