The role of a trustee carries an important responsibility to manage and protect the funds a First Nation receives, on behalf of all community members for whom it has been established. While the universal principles of Trust management remain consistent, there are...

Tahltan Heritage Trust Trustees Bill Adsit and Garry Merkel were pleased to present to Tahltans during the 2022 Tahltan Annual General Assembly (AGA) on July 4th in Dease Lake. The first in-person gathering in three years due to pandemic restrictions, the Trustees...

The Tahltan Heritage Trust Trustees – Bill Adsit (Chair) and Garry Merkel (Vice Chair) – are delighted to confirm they are on the agenda for the upcoming Tahltan Annual General Assembly (AGA) in Dease Lake. Tahltan Central Government is organizing the AGA, which is...

The Trustees have launched a new Tahltan Heritage Trust website for Tahltan members. Intended as a source of news and resources for Tahltans, the website hosts current and historical information about the Trust. Content includes information about the Trust and...

The Trustees have confirmed distribution amounts of $200,000 for 2020 and $310,000 for 2021, which have again been made to the Tahltan Education Fund. The 2021 distribution marks a significant increase over previous years, attributed to a significant increase in...

The Tahltan Heritage Trust has purchased five percent– from Axium and Manulife – of the Northwest British Columbia Hydro Electric Facilities, on behalf of the Tahltan Nation. The hydro facilities comprise the Forrest Kerr, McLymont Creek and Volcano Creek run-of-river...