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Kitsumkalum First Nation votes to approve Agreement in Principle

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Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation Minister Ida Chong released the following statement today in response to Wednesday's yes vote by Kitsumkalum First Nation members regarding the ratification of their Agreement in Principle (AIP):

"The vote in favour of the Kitsumkalum AIP is an important step forward, not only for the Kitsumkalum First Nation, but also for the community of Terrace and surrounding area.

"I would like to congratulate Kitsumkalum community members on making their voices heard. This is a key milestone on the road to a treaty that will see Kitsumkalum become a full, self-governing treaty nation.

"The next step in treaty negotiations is for the AIP to be signed by Canada, B.C. and Kitsumkalum and for Final Agreement negotiations to proceed."

For more information on treaties in British Columbia, visit: www.treaties.gov.bc.ca/

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Robin Platts
Communications Manager
Ministry of Aboriginal Relations and Reconciliation
250 387-1204

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