Stoney Creek - planning session
Archival Item, 2018.1.11.06.06
- Date
- 19 Feb. 1992
- Extent and Medium
- 1 audio cassette : 90 min
- Material Designation
- Sound recordings
- Scope and Content
- Audio cassette contains a recording of a multiday planning session held at Stoney Creek (Saik'uz). The planning session was for community members to provide direction and input on the administrative and negotiation components of Carrier Sekani Tribal Council. Mainly pertains to interim measures leading up to treaty.
- Language
- English, Dakelh
- Language Note
- Enregistrements sonores du Conseil tribal des Carrier Sekani.
- Themes
- Meetings, Interim measures
- Keywords
- Meetings, Planning sessions, Interim Measures, British Columbia Treaty Process
- Related Collection
- Carrier Sekani Tribal Council fonds ➔ Sound Recordings
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