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Wildlife Wednesday #11
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Looking for work, or need training to qualify for a job?
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2026 TCG Fisheries Dept. Photo Contest
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Truth and Reconciliation Day
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A proud milestone for the Tahltan Nation! Through TNDC, we are partners in B.C.’s first majority Indigenous-owned port alongside the Nisg̱a’a Nation and Arrow Transportation—building a more prosperous future for our people.
Watch highlights from the official opening of the Portland Canal Marine Terminal in Stewart.
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For Wildlife Wednesday, we're reminding everyone out hunting to review the changes to our Predator Management Policy.
Please see the Members-Only section of the website for the policy updates.
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Looking for work, or need training to qualify for a job?
Eligible Tahltan members may have access to training funding.
Questions? Email:
employmentcoordinator@tahltan.org
educationcoordinator@tahltan.org
*Funding subject to eligibility and program guidelines.
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📣 Reminder to Tahltan members: The application deadline for the Eskay Creek Revitalization Project IBA $10,000 payment is October 31, 2026.
Eligible adults ages 19–64 who have not yet applied must submit their application and required supporting documents by the deadline. Applications are also required for eligible deceased members’ estates.
Eligible Elders and youth do not need to apply. Their payments are processed automatically, with youth payments held in trust.
Learn more and apply: tahltan.org/eskay-iba-updates (members only).
Please share this reminder with your family.
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Today we honour the survivors of residential schools and the children who never came home. We acknowledge all who carry the impact and celebrate their strength and resilience.
As a Tahltan organization, reconciliation is reflected in how we care for one another, uphold our responsibilities, and carry our values into our workplaces and communities. In that same spirit, we also want to acknowledge the Moose Hide Campaign and its important call to end violence against women and children. The campaign reminds us that creating safe, respectful communities is a shared responsibility and that each of us has a role in standing against violence and supporting healthy relationships.
We encourage everyone to use this time in ways that are meaningful to them, through ceremony, time on the land, learning, reflection, gathering with family and community, and simply making space to remember and honour.
Every Child Matters. 🧡
Wishing everyone a safe and meaningful September 30th.
Photo: Monday morning, flying up the Klappan for Elder Interviews
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