https://lniblands.net LNIB LANDS Mon, 25 May 2026 18:48:45 +0000 https://lniblands.net en http://lniblands.net/Trespass-Law-Info Mon, 25 May 2026 18:48:45 +0000 LNIB LANDS 459696 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/ecadd3db79f252c6e08f87b96079b70de0d2191dbd25a34eab0c24d146523c35/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1439457" border="0" data-scale="50"/> LNIB LAWS TRESPASS LAWMORE INFORMATION Lower Nicola Indian Band Legal Authority Affirmed by B.C. Provincial Court in Trespass Prosecutions A series of recent court cases has highlighted how the Lower Nicola Indian Band (LNIB) is enforcing its land laws and protecting its community. These cases involve several non-members who lived on reserve land (LNIB land) without proper permission and were later prosecuted under the Lower Nicola Indian Band Land Code (Land Code) and Lower Nicola Indian Band Trespass Law (Trespass Law). Together, the decisions show how the LNIB responded, how the courts viewed the situation, and how community leaders, especially Lands Director Stephen Jimmie, played a key role in upholding local laws. The LNIB governs its reserve lands under its Land Code, which acts as its own set of laws about land use. Under these rules, only Band members or people with proper authorization can live on the land. Anyone who stays without permission may be committing an offence and can be ordered to leave. The situation began in 2023 when Barb Caldwell and Mike Pockrant moved onto reserve land and lived in a RV trailer. Although they had been invited by a Band member, they did not receive official approval. This approval is required under the Land Code, and there was also a RV Prohibition in place that prohibited living in RVs without written authorization. In November 2023, the Chief and Council (Council) formally removed any right the two individuals might have had to stay on the land and issued written notices telling them to leave. They were given the chance to appeal. Stephen Jimmie, the Lands Director, handled much of this process. He ensured notices were delivered, explained the rules, and managed communication between the individuals and the Council. Caldwell and Pockrant later asked for more time, explaining that they were struggling financially and needed a place to stay through the winter. Despite this request, the Council decided to move forward with enforcement. In December 2023, the Council confirmed that the individuals were in violation of the Land Code and chose to proceed with legal action. Stephen Jimmie then took on a larger role in the legal process. Acting for the LNIB, he filed a private prosecution and provided a sworn affidavit that carefully outlined the facts and timeline. His work ensured that the case was built on clear evidence and followed proper legal procedures. When the matter went to court in June 2025, Caldwell and Pockrant admitted they had broken the rules. The judge accepted that they had lived on the land without authorization and ordered them to pay a small fine, remove their property, stay off the reserve after a set date, and placed both on three years of probation. A second case involved James Purdie, who was also found living on LNIB land without proper permission. Like the earlier case, he had relied on an invitation from a Band member rather than receiving official approval. The court found that he remained on the land even after being warned several times that he did not have the right to be there. During Mr. Purdie’s sentencing in August 2025, Stephen Jimmie again played an important role. He presented a Community Impact Statement that described how this situation affected LNIB. He explained that these kinds of cases create “distress” in the community and disrupt safety. He also told the court that the Band had spent a substantial amount of money on legal costs, which meant fewer resources were available for housing, education, and health services. The judge treated these impacts as serious. In strong terms, the court emphasized that ignoring the LNIB authority harms the community and cannot be accepted. The Honourable Judge M. Stanford stated, “Mr. Purdie is one of many non-Band members who take advantage of the LNIB by moving onto the land and remaining there without authority. Accordingly, the sentence I impose must send a message not only to Mr. Purdie, but to the public as well, that this conduct will no longer be tolerated, and will also be prosecuted.” The judge also noted that repeatedly ignoring the LNIB’s rules showed disrespect not only for its leadership, but for the community as a whole. Deterrence was a key goal, meaning the sentence needed to send a clear warning to others. In the end, Mr. Purdie was fined a total of $3,500 and placed on three years of probation. He was also ordered not to return to LNIB lands and to remove any personal belongings. Across all of these cases, the courts confirmed that the LNIB has the legal authority to manage its own lands and enforce its laws. The judges recognized that maintaining order on reserve lands is important for the safety and well-being of the community. Stephen Jimmie’s role stands out throughout these events. As Lands Director, he was responsible for enforcing the Land Code, issuing notices, documenting the situation, initiating legal action, and submitted evidence in front of a judge at trial. He also spoke directly to the court about the impact these cases had on the community. His leadership helped ensure that the Band’s laws were not only followed but also clearly defended in court. Taken together, these cases show both the challenges and responsibilities involved in governing First Nations land. While they reflect real hardships faced by individuals seeking housing, they also reinforce the importance of respecting the rules that protect the community. As LNIB legal counsel noted, “These rulings show that this path of self-governance is not only effective, but legally recognized and enforceable within Canada’s justice system. The Court’s decisions in Pockrant and Caldwell and Purdie strengthen the growing body of case law confirming that First Nation governments have the authority to prosecute offences under their own land laws. The Purdie decision is historic, the first successful private prosecution of a Land Code offence at trial, with the highest cumulative fine imposed to date. More than a legal victory, it affirms the legitimacy and enforceability of First Nation legal orders and makes clear that Land Code laws carry real force in provincial courts.” Stephen JimmieDirector of Lands and Housing  TRESPASS LAW LNIB.NET figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 100%; display: block; margin:auto; } LNIB LAWS TRESPASS LAWMORE INFORMATION Lower Nicola Indian Band Legal Authority Affirmed by B.C. Provincial Court in Trespass Prosecutions A series of recent court... http://lniblands.net/2025-OCT-01-Press-Release-Trespass-and-Allotment-Law Thu, 18 Sep 2025 18:28:40 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457886 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/60bf1afbba161ce0dd07949f7118f9a3e7a9da43e8f320dae2b91c6a1aa85316/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1419472" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYOCT 1st 2025 PRESS RELEASE ON TRESPASS PROSECUTION &amp; ALLOTMENT LAW RATIFICATION CELEBRATION EVENT LOWER NICOLA BAND SCHOOL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On Wednesday, October 1, 2025, from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in a celebration event at the Lower Nicola Band School to celebrate the ratification of the LNIB Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law, as well as successful prosecution under LNIB’s Trespass Law. Gather together and enjoy good food and conversation with the Lands team, community members, and project consultants. If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download a copy of the new law. SEE Trespass Law to download a copy of the law. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="7200" height="9600" width_o="7200" height_o="9600" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/59b38eefba7dbfab49bd3271cb2d718855fc19e0c61ec55f8cb19480613000e2/2025-10-01-Press-Release-Poster.jpg" data-mid="1419473" border="0" data-scale="50"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYOCT 1st 2025 PRESS RELEASE ON TRESPASS PROSECUTION &amp; ALLOTMENT LAW RATIFICATION CELEBRATION EVENT LOWER NICOLA BAND SCHOOL ... http://lniblands.net/2025-JUN-19-Allotment-Law-Public-Hearing Mon, 02 Jun 2025 18:56:20 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457042 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/25423043197bc1bc7d843b7e8bfd789c2fddab35596d0775463cc5efac4ef004/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1409268" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THURSDAYJUN 19th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW PUBLIC HEARING SHULUS HALL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 8:00 PM On Thrusday, June 19, 2025, from 5:00 PM until 8:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in a public hearing at Shulus Hall to discuss the proposed Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team and the community.&nbsp;If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download event materials. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="1700" height="2200" width_o="1700" height_o="2200" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/06f86792d6d58e8b9f2d4c4b5980edbcbe9b4923281a532d8c3e081a92275124/4---June-19--2025---Public-Hearing-Poster.jpg" data-mid="1409480" border="0" data-scale="60"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT THURSDAYJUN 19th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW PUBLIC HEARING SHULUS HALL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 8:00 PM On Thrusday,... http://lniblands.net/2025-MAY-16-Allotment-Law-Elders-Lunch Mon, 02 Jun 2025 18:52:24 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457041 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/186720e2c29ed3be6a40f4663ffdd45431f22a2d052b7bea5d79ea04e3ff2858/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1409267" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FRIDAYMAY 16th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW ELDER’S LUNCHEON SHULUS HALL 12:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 3:30 PM On&nbsp; Friday, May 16, 2025, from 12:00 PM until 3:30 PM, Elders are invited to participate in a community luncheon at Shulus Hall to discuss the development of the Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team and the community.&nbsp;If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download event materials. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="1700" height="2200" width_o="1700" height_o="2200" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/c972476024ff34e2f977c1c5d572ccae332f3ffdba0db51c7a4209f06ac129e4/May-16--2025---Allotment-Law-Elders-Luncheon-1.jpg" data-mid="1409269" border="0" data-scale="60"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT FRIDAYMAY 16th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW ELDER’S LUNCHEON SHULUS HALL 12:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 3:30 PM On&nbsp;... http://lniblands.net/2025-MAY-07-Allotment-and-Custom-Family-Lands-Law-4 Mon, 02 Jun 2025 18:49:30 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457040 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/afcbec4481f5f6688cde5ff7f302cfff697d395df27d09eb74c94c755c49259e/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1409266" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYMAY 7th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING IV VIRTUAL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On Wednesday, May 7, 2025, from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in a virtual community meeting to discuss the development of the Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team and the community.&nbsp;If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download event materials. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="1700" height="2200" width_o="1700" height_o="2200" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/60681eb6789c63b770e4f9e58d78f600b59ab975f12ba19aa40fd7f13fb01775/May-07--2025---Virtual-Presentation-Poster.jpg" data-mid="1409270" border="0" data-scale="60"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYMAY 7th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING IV VIRTUAL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On... http://lniblands.net/2025-MAY-03-Allotment-and-Custom-Family-Lands-Law-3 Mon, 02 Jun 2025 18:43:22 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457039 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/4b135eb1c1868a9864ca0ee068b2a520ec7486b6a5a388141bae83466d6705c6/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1409265" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYMAY 3rd 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING III SHULUS HALL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On Wednesday, May 3, 2025, from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in a community meeting at Shulus Hall to discuss the development of the Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team and the community.&nbsp;If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download event materials. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="790" height="1106" width_o="790" height_o="1106" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/8a187a6f7565a446dfde505b570e03f1cefaee18a86c71be94ec799e1e7698a6/May-03--2025---Allotment-Law-Community-Meeting-1.jpg" data-mid="1409271" border="0" data-scale="60"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYMAY 3rd 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING III SHULUS HALL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On... http://lniblands.net/2025-JAN-29-Allotment-and-Custom-Family-Lands-Law-2 Mon, 02 Jun 2025 18:39:32 +0000 LNIB LANDS 457038 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/6b54220d2c93756c8644ffff66fdc3914b638127fe6e8ef5174ce2b34ae8269e/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1409264" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYJAN 29th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING II VIRTUAL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On Wednesday, Januray 29, 2025, from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in a virtual community meeting to discuss the development of the Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team and the community.&nbsp;If you have questions or require assistance preparing for this meeting email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download event materials. Members can collect&nbsp;printed materials from the Lands Office one day after the meeting occurs. EVENT POSTER <img width="1583" height="2048" width_o="1583" height_o="2048" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/663f9b9f9007c7670e22f067b721c83aa91b834bbd9e4acd5d44a92e25cf565e/Jan-29--2025---Allotment-Law-Vitrual-Presentation.jpg" data-mid="1409272" border="0" data-scale="60"/> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYJAN 29th 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW COMMUNITY MEETING II VIRTUAL 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On... http://lniblands.net/2024-NOV-DEC-Allotment-Law-Family Fri, 01 Nov 2024 16:51:11 +0000 LNIB LANDS 454725 <img width="388" height="69" width_o="388" height_o="69" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/934c3135c09a3cedbf836c62ddd7d0c1efeb6bc569caa19c48eba2d4d66ac09c/LNIBtext.png" data-mid="1382934" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYSNOV 2024 to JUN 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW FAMILY MEETINGS LANDS OFFICE / VIRTUAL 1:30 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 3:30 PM 5:00 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7:00 PM On Wednesdays, from November of 2024 until June 2025, from 1:30 PM until 3:30 PM, or from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in family meetings to discuss the development of the Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law. Engage in open conversations with the Lands team in person or virtually. If you have questions or require assistance setting up a meeting,&nbsp;email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. SEE Allotment and Custom Family Lands Law to download important meeting materials. <img width="3307" height="4678" width_o="3307" height_o="4678" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/251689e879542ab6c3976ff8fe96f9612a42af14977cdc11625f1b7a0e3cd753/Nov-18--2024----Allotment-Law---Family-Meeting-Poster.jpg" data-mid="1409273" border="0" /> <img width="1700" height="2200" width_o="1700" height_o="2200" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/6cfcbc69fe61bc2585e37f24b2001c1930f5203e4268a865766c84fcda2f3a15/Dec-20--2024---Allotment-Law-Poster-Family-Meeting-Sign-up.jpg" data-mid="1409274" border="0" /> RELATED PROJECTS Traditional Holdings Project  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYSNOV 2024 to JUN 2025 ALLOTMENT AND CUSTOM FAMILY LANDS LAW FAMILY MEETINGS LANDS OFFICE / VIRTUAL 1:30 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 3:30... http://lniblands.net/Survey-Capacity-Program Tue, 09 Apr 2024 18:56:25 +0000 LNIB LANDS 452570 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/746b742d77d71b8ebc7337da2f9d52157e02ab3bdf6069119cfc803b46d5c08f/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1357669" border="0" data-scale="50"/> PROJECTS SURVEY CAPACITY PROGRAM Are you an LNIB members interested in learning more about the Land Surveying? An information booth will be setup at the Shulus Hall on April 17, 2024, between 4 and 7 PM during the Lands Update and Open House. Come sign up at the booth if your interested! One individual that completes the survey training sessions may be considered for the Survey Assistant employment opportunity with the Lands Department. <img width="1000" height="605" width_o="1000" height_o="605" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/2812807709aa1970a8f0e7c7ff6e77f0635fd30818dfcdce5ecec888c8ad5580/6.jpg" data-mid="1360479" border="0" /> Background and Goals: Indigenous communities are reasserting their inherent right to govern their lands and resources under the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management. As communities strive for effective land management, they often seek to enhance their knowledge and skills in various land management activities. A robust land survey system is crucial for this purpose, prompting communities to deepen their understanding of survey-related tools, records, and activities as they implement their land governance systems. In alignment with the Surveyor General Branch's commitment to reconciliation, the Survey Capacity Development Program has been established with three primary goals: 1. Foster Collaboration and Relationship Building: Facilitate knowledge-sharing sessions, including discussions on traditional land use and occupation, and the potential impacts of surveys on these practices. Raise awareness of the role of Canada Lands Surveyors, educational requirements, and career opportunities. Explore land surveying fundamentals, techniques, and methodologies, emphasizing health and safety considerations. Identify collaborative opportunities within community departments impacted by land survey activities. Examine the survey process, roles, responsibilities, and involved parties 2. Provide Tailored Training Opportunities: Offer flexibility to communities in selecting training topics from a catalogue of courses. Provide in-community training options with customizable timelines. Allow communities to select program participants based on their specific needs. 3. Increase Understanding of the Canada Lands Surveys System: Enhance skills in researching and interpreting land records and survey plans. Explore the interrelation between the survey system and registry systems. Identify survey plans and land descriptions suitable for registration in the land registry to support transactions. <img width="800" height="534" width_o="800" height_o="534" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/585ff162bd0ab9985b17813fa05f751de7ed559901e74bb7f0ad0fb770767c95/land-surveying-3539540.jpg" data-mid="1360478" border="0" />Through these goals, the Survey Capacity Development Program aims to support the Lower Nicola Indian Band in its journey towards effective land management, while fostering collaboration, enhancing skills, and increasing knowledge of survey-related processes and systems. Survey Capacity Development Program Poster <img width="2550" height="1650" width_o="2550" height_o="1650" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/1fb3731598e0ac88d2a10e2cc618276427b0157f0379881dd9ad296b30ce2a6f/SCDP---Introductory---Placemat_Page_1.jpg" data-mid="1358584" border="0" /> <img width="2550" height="1650" width_o="2550" height_o="1650" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/9211787b81c6843ac3a352d2211f2f94e1f6f608397624775ab549a93183ba0c/SCDP---Introductory---Placemat_Page_2.jpg" data-mid="1358585" border="0" /> Email the Lands Department or call the office at 250-378-5157 if you have questions about the Survey Capacity Program.  PROJECTS LNIB.NET PROJECTS SURVEY CAPACITY PROGRAM Are you an LNIB members interested in learning more about the Land Surveying? An information booth will be... http://lniblands.net/2023-10-25-Enforcement-Law-Signing Wed, 03 Apr 2024 17:13:19 +0000 LNIB LANDS 452497 <img width="388" height="92" width_o="388" height_o="92" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/e0f5ffd754ce68c6784bb6463495447eeb9d197bfc8912198933dc4dc8adae74/LNIBLandsLogo.png" data-mid="1356649" border="0" data-scale="50"/> COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYOCT 25th 2023 ENFORCEMENT LAW SIGNING &amp; CELEBRATION SHULUS HALL 5 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7 PM On Wednesday, October 25, 2023, from 5:00 PM until 7:00 PM, Members are invited to participate in the&nbsp;LNIB Enforcement Law Signing &amp; Celebration&nbsp;at Shulus Hall. Engage in open conversations with LNIB Chief &amp; Council, Lands Department staff, and community members. Enjoy dinner served at 5:00 PM, as well as door prizes to win! If you have questions about this community event,&nbsp;email the Lands Department or call 250-378-5157. EVENT MATERIALS <img width="2550" height="3300" width_o="2550" height_o="3300" src_o="https://cortex.persona.co/t/original/i/3f0c627dd3b15976f942480011169a2c8733dc2b343dc1a7b8af0227f757272a/EnforcementLawDinnerPoster.jpg" data-mid="1356650" border="0" data-scale="60"/> Members can request printed materials and collect them from the Lands Office one week before the event. RELATED LINKS Enforcement Law  COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT figure { margin: auto; color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } figcaption { color: rgb(4, 116, 187) !important; } audio { width: 80%; display: block; margin:left; } COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT WEDNESDAYOCT 25th 2023 ENFORCEMENT LAW SIGNING &amp; CELEBRATION SHULUS HALL 5 PM&nbsp; —&nbsp; 7 PM On Wednesday, October 25,...