How does Indigenous self-government actually work on the ground in one of British Columbia's most remote regions? This episode of Canuckly examines the Tahltan Nation, the Taku River Tlingit First Nation, and the Kaska Dena nations of the Cassiar Land District — tracing how Indian Act band councils, nation-level governments, court-established consultation rights, and BC's Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples Act shape land use, resource development, and everyday governance across northwestern BC. A rigorously researched look at treaty status, land use agreements, and shared decision-making in one of Canada's least-covered regions.

• The Nations of the Land
• Two Legal Layers: Indian Act Bands and Nation-Level Government
• The Legal Foundation: Rights, Title, and the Duty to Consult
• British Columbia's Policy ...