The Treaty Land Sharing Network strongly opposes the separation of Alberta and the actions of the provincial government that are fuelling the separatist movement. As First Nations leaders and many others have stated, Alberta is Treaty land and cannot separate without...
On October 7, the Government of Saskatchewan announced that they had paused the sale of 18 parcels of Crown land totalling 4,480 acres that were up for auction. The announcement came in response to growing public pressure after the Province lifted its two-year...
A group of farmers, ranchers, and other landholders strongly oppose Saskatchewan’s new trespassing legislation, which came into force on January 1, 2022, for creating new obstacles to the implementation of our shared treaties. The Trespass to Property Amendment Act,...
Indigenous, environmental, and agricultural organizations throughout Saskatchewan have come together to call on the provincial government to halt the sale of treaty land to private owners. Since 2007, the Province has auctioned off over 2 million acres of Crown land – totalling an area larger than Prince Albert National Park – with sweeping implications for treaty relations, wildlife habitat, and the ability of people throughout Saskatchewan to access land for both livelihood and recreational activities.