As Long As The Sun Shines, The Grass Grows, And The Rivers Flow

Welcome to Treaty One Territory

Treaty No. 1 was negotiated and entered into in August 1871 at Lower Fort Garry.

Our Governance

Treaty One leadership form the council that guides the governing system & collective Treaty One lands across Southern Manitoba.

Creator has gifted First Nations people with inherent sovereignty including laws, teachings, ways of knowing and being that guide our decisions in the best interests of our peoples, lands, and relatives.

Our people, gathered in assemblies, elect and appoint their government representatives. The Treaty One Nation is guided by the traditional teachings of truth, love, honesty, respect, humility, generosity, and wisdom.

Former Kapyong Barracks

Naawi-Oodena

The Master Planning of the former Kapyong Barracks is a landmark project not only for the Treaty One First Nations, but also for Winnipeg, Manitoba, and Canada, for generations to come.
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Development Corporation

Treaty One Development Corporation values Indigenous Knowledge and our business decision making is guided by our values. Specifically, the Seven Teachings will inform our relationships with First Nation communities, partners, investors, contractors, and other collaborators.
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EXPLORE THE POSSIBILITIES .

Our company is Indigenous-owned, with an economic and social purpose: to create meaningful careers for our people, and to help all Canadians take part in Reconciliation.

As a national full-service travel and tourism company, Indigeno offers both leisure and corporate travel services to Indigenous and non-Indigenous clients.

Upcoming Events

News & Opportunities

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Honouring the Legacy of MFNPS Chief Doug PalsonIt is with heavy hearts that Treaty One acknowledges the sudden and tragic passing of Chief Doug Palson of the Manitoba First Nations Police Service (MFNPS).Chief Palson’s leadership and dedication to public safety have left a profound impact on the communities he served, including the Treaty One communities of Brokenhead Ojibway Nation, Long Plain First Nation, Roseau River Anishinabe First Nation, Sandy Bay Ojibway First Nation, and Swan Lake First Nation. Under his guidance, MFNPS has been an essential pillar in fostering safer and stronger communities.We also recognize the appointment of MFNPS Inspector Jason Colon as Interim Chief of Police. We extend our support to Inspector Colon as he steps into this vital leadership role during a time of immense loss and transition.We extend our deepest condolences to Chief Palson’s family, colleagues, and loved ones during this difficult time. His legacy of service and commitment will always be remembered.Miigwech, Chief Palson.#Treaty1 #TreatyOne #MFNPS #PoliceService #FirstNations #Manitoba ... See MoreSee Less
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🎉 Treaty One 10K Giveaway Winners Announcement! 🎉Thank you, everyone, for helping us reach the incredible milestone of 10,000 followers! Your support means the world to us, and we’re so grateful to be on this journey together.We’re excited to announce the winners of our Treaty One branded Yeti mugs giveaway:🏆 Melodie Parke🏆 Denise RunionsCongratulations! We’ve reached out to both of you via email to arrange pick-up of your prizes.To our entire community: You are the reason for our success, and we can’t wait to see what we achieve together in 2025. Thank you for your support, and let’s keep growing and connecting!#Treaty1 #TreatyOne #10KFollowers #Giveaway #GiveawayWinners🎉 We Hit 10,000 Followers! Treaty One Yeti Mug Giveaway 🎉We hope you all had a joyful winter break and are ready to start the year strong! ❄️ As we step into 2025, we’re so grateful for this amazing community—10,000 strong and growing!To celebrate both the New Year and hitting this incredible milestone, we’re giving away Treaty One branded Yeti mugs! 🎁Here’s how to enter:1️⃣ Follow us if you haven’t already.2️⃣ Like this post.3️⃣ Subscribe to our email list at the bottom of our homepage at treaty1.ca We’ll be gifting mugs to the 10th and 20th subscriber to our email list! Winners will be announced tomorrow and contacted directly via email, so make sure to keep an eye on your inbox!Thank you for your continued support, and here’s to making 2025 a year of growth, connection, and celebration. Good luck!#Treaty1 #TreatyOne #10KGiveaway #10KFollowers #HappyNewYear ... See MoreSee Less
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🎉 We Hit 10,000 Followers! Treaty One Yeti Mug Giveaway 🎉We hope you all had a joyful winter break and are ready to start the year strong! ❄️ As we step into 2025, we’re so grateful for this amazing community—10,000 strong and growing!To celebrate both the New Year and hitting this incredible milestone, we’re giving away Treaty One branded Yeti mugs! 🎁Here’s how to enter:1️⃣ Follow us if you haven’t already.2️⃣ Like this post.3️⃣ Subscribe to our email list at the bottom of our homepage at treaty1.ca We’ll be gifting mugs to the 10th and 20th subscriber to our email list! Winners will be announced tomorrow and contacted directly via email, so make sure to keep an eye on your inbox!Thank you for your continued support, and here’s to making 2025 a year of growth, connection, and celebration. Good luck!#Treaty1 #TreatyOne #10KGiveaway #10KFollowers #HappyNewYear ... See MoreSee Less
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Looking Back at 2024: A Year of Growth and Unity ✨🎉As we reflect on 2024, we’re filled with gratitude and pride for how far we’ve come. This year has been a testament to the strength of our Nations as we continue bridging the gap between First Nations communities and economic prosperity.2024 has truly been a year to remember. From record attendance at our 3rd Annual Anishinaabe Days Celebration to hosting our first Treaty One Awards Gala and the Unlocking Opportunities at Naawi-Oodena: Economic Development Summit, these events brought us together to celebrate the incredible spirit of our communities and to explore new opportunities for growth and prosperity for our Nations.We also marked important milestones with the Treaty One flag raised at Arthur E. Wright Community School in the Seven Oaks School Division, Assiniboia Downs, and the Gimli Municipal Office. Each flag symbolizes growing partnerships and the shared commitment to reconciliation.Most importantly, this year marked the start of a historic chapter for Treaty One with the development of Naawi-Oodena Urban Reserve Lands. After over 20 years of planning, construction of the Oodena Gas Bar is well underway and set to open in March 2025. This project represents the beginning of a brighter economic future for Treaty One Nations.None of this would have been possible without the unwavering support of our Chiefs, Councils, community members, and allies. Miigwech for standing with us every step of the way. Here’s to an even brighter 2025 filled with unity, progress, and shared prosperity!#Treaty1 #TreatyOne #NewYears #HappyNewYear #Refelection #2024 #2025 ... See MoreSee Less
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