The reality of C-92

  • It requires

    Exercising jurisdiction under Bill C-92 requires more than drafting law.

    • Governance mandate clarity
    • Community engagement
    • Law drafting and validation
    • Service model design
    • Costing aligned to substantive equality
    • Fiscal and coordination preparation

  • Many Nations are asking

    • Where do we begin without overwhelming staff?
    • What will Canada and the Province expect to see?
    • How do we avoid underfunding or rushed timelines?
    • How do we move from planning to implementation?

    We provide structured support to navigate those questions.

Where Are You in Your C-92 Pathway?

Every Nation’s pathway under Bill C-92 is different.
The support required depends on your current stage.

Select where you are to learn more:

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The Four Foundations

While every Nation’s pathway is unique, most processes become smoother when these core elements are developed in a phased, fundable way:

  • Nation-specific Child & Family Law
  • Service Delivery Model
  • Community Needs & Readiness Assessment
  • Implementation Budget aligned to substantive equality

    We help structure these foundations so they are defensible at the coordination and fiscal table.

Our Structured Approach

Our work follows a phased, capacity-aligned pathway:

  1. Mandate & Readiness
  2. Community Engagement
  3. Law & Policy Structure
  4. Service Model & Costing
  5. Fiscal Preparation & Coordination Readiness
  6. Activation & Transition Planning
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Current Experience

We are currently supporting Gitxaa̱la / Kitkatla in structured C-92 capacity-building activities, including governance supports, readiness scanning, pathway mapping, budgeting/workplanning aligned to funder expectations, and early data/IT considerations.

Each Nation’s pathway is unique. We do not apply one Nation’s process to another.