Treaty Days are a time of celebration, reflection, and community across the Southeast First Nations. While each of the eight First Nations hosts its own Treaty Days, each celebration is a unique expression of the Nation's history, traditions, and identity. Together, these gatherings honor the treaty relationship, recognize the enduring rights and responsibilities that treaties represent, and celebrate the strength and resilience of our people.

Treaty Days are an opportunity to reconnect with family and community, learn from Elders, celebrate our cultures, and pass our teachings on to future generations. They remind us that treaties are living agreements that continue to shape our relationships today and into the future.

We invite everyone to join in celebrating the Treaty Days of each Southeast First Nation and to honor the histories, cultures, and communities that make each celebration special. Wishing all a safe, joyful, and meaningful Treaty Days celebration!