The First Nations Health Authority (FNHA) is the first and only provincial First Nations Health Authority in Canada. Dedicated to transforming health services for First Nations and Aboriginal people in BC, the FNHA is improving the health of communities by advancing the quality of health care delivered to BC First Nations and Aboriginal people.

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The Alberta Metis Settlements were initially established in 1938 following an Alberta provincial enquiry known as the "Ewing Commission." This enquiry was initiated as a result of Metis leadership lobbying the provincial government to set aside lands for Metis settlers. The Commission enquired into the socio-economic conditions faced by Metis in Alberta and resulted in a series of recommendations to establish "Metis colonies" throughout central and northern Alberta. The Government of Alberta accepted these recommendations and eventually established 12 colonies (Settlements). By 1960, four of those Settlements had been rescinded by the Government of Alberta (Cold Lake, Touchwood, Marlboro, Wolf Lake). The remaining eight Settlements (Paddle Prairie, Peavine, Gift Lake, East Prairie, Buffalo Lake, Kikino, Elizabeth, Fishing Lake) continue to be vibrant Metis communities.In 1989 the province and the Metis Settlements signed the Alberta-Metis Settlement Accord which defined the principles of a new relationship. This led to the creation of the Metis Settlement suite of legislation, including the Metis Settlements Act which provides a land-base for the preservation and enhancement of Metis culture and identity and is structured to promote Metis Settlements' self-government. To date, the Alberta Metis Settlements are the only legislated, land-based Metis communities in Canada.The Metis Settlements General Council (MSGC) is the central governing authority of the Metis Settlements. The General Council Assembly is comprised of all eight Settlement councils. Each Council has five members, including the chairperson. The two Executive Officers of MSGC are the President and Vice-President.

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The University of British Columbia is a global centre for research and teaching, consistently ranked among the top 20 public universities in the world.

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Harmony Foundation is a registered charitable organization recognized internationally for its leadership in multi-sector cooperation and creating innovative training programs and educational materials for educators, youth, the workplace and communities.Harmony was created in 1985 by Michael Bloomfield to provide the education and encourage the cooperation essential to successful transition to development which is socially and environmentally sustainable. We believe that sustainable societies depend upon greater investment in education which produces informed people working together for positive change; transforming harmful growth patterns into a positive movement toward long-term prosperity, social harmony and ecological stability.Our world is faced with new social, economic and environmental realities that require changes in our lives. Communities around the world are facing economic, social and environmental realities that require changes in our lives. Sustainable Community Development is a pro-active strategy to plan, develop and manage our cities, towns and neighbourhoods so economic development is not only compatible with but beneficial to the environment, public heath and the social and cultural assets of the community.

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