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2001 November - Capacity Initiative - Town of Ladysmith and the Ditidaht Nation
Publisher: Province of British Columbia
Author: Horth, Gord
Posting Date: February 3, 2009
Year Published: 2009
Abstract:
Gord Horth, Administrator, Town of Ladysmith
This paper discusses the establishment of a relationship between the Town and the Ditidaht Nation. The Ditidaht were seeking a long term relationship with a local government because their transition to self governance was going to be lengthy and would entail considerable effort. The Town made a commitment to assist the Ditidaht to develop capacity by making the Town's professional and administrative staff available to help with the Ditidaht's transition to responsible self-governance.
This paper discusses the establishment of a relationship between the Town and the Ditidaht Nation. The Ditidaht were seeking a long term relationship with a local government because their transition to self governance was going to be lengthy and would entail considerable effort. The Town made a commitment to assist the Ditidaht to develop capacity by making the Town's professional and administrative staff available to help with the Ditidaht's transition to responsible self-governance.
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Full Text Word Count: 1951