Since 1993, the Confederacy of Treaty Six First Nations has been working in the field of Indigenous governance, representing the collective interests of 50 First Nations across Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. The Confederacy acts as the
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United Political voice for Treaty Nations signatory to Treaty No. 6, which was established in 1876. The organization is dedicated to the ongoing protection of the fundamental Treaty rights, Inherent rights, and Human rights of its members.
Key objectives include advocating for self-determination and the recognition of treaty rights, which encompass the right to choose governmental structures and direct the social, cultural, spiritual, and economic development of the communities. Through its efforts, the Confederacy emphasizes the importance of honoring and respecting the Treaty No. 6 provisions, which include significant rights such as education and health support.
The Confederacy remains actively engaged in political discourse and advocacy, addressing contemporary issues affecting Treaty Nations while fostering a united front to promote the rights and welfare of its people.
