The following videos are part of the #BeyondTransfers series and debuted at the 2018 National Meeting.

“Fiscal power allows us to do what works for us.” -Tulo Centre Chair, Chief Michael LeBourdais.

“The best way to improve lives in our community isn’t necessarily another program,
it’s providing the tools we need to succeed.” –Delyla Daniels, Tk’emlúps te Secwépemc

“The FMA has proven to work for First  Nations. It allows us to generate our own revenues,
set our own priorities, and pursue our own opportunities.” -Councillor Dalyn Bear, Whitecap Dakota First Nation.

This video was the first in the #BeyondTransfers series and originally debuted in October 2017
at a First Nations Summit one-day meeting in Vancouver, BC.

Commissioners reflect on the 10th anniversary of the FNTC

The FNTC undertook a video project profiling First Nations to celebrate their successes in using property taxation to build their economies and generate revenues. The intent was to revisit the past 25 years of First Nation property taxation in Canada and allow First Nations themselves to share how property taxation has impacted their community and what it means to them.

Whitecap Dakota First Nation	Tzeachten First Nation	Squiala First Nation	Siksika First Nation
Westbank First Nation	Songhees First Nation	Campbell River First Nation	Sumas First Nation
Little Shuswap Lake Indian Band	Squamish Nation	Penticton Indian Band	Skeetchestn Indian Band
Tk’emlups te Secwepemc	Kwaw-kwaw-Apilt, Leq’ a: mel, Skowkale and Aitchelitz	Shackan Indian Band	Shxw’ow’hamel Nation
Xaxlip First Nation	White Bear Nation	Saddle Lake Cree Nation

Reflecting on the past two decades of the First Nations Gazette

Chief Commissioner C.T. (Manny) Jules

Commissioner Lester Lafond

Sakej Henderson, Native Law Centre Director

Key Milestones in the evolution of the First Nations Gazette

Sákéj Henderson on FNG at the 2014 AFN AGA

FNTC Chief Commissioner Jules on Bill C-428

FNTC Chief Commissioner Jules on FNG