Acknowledgement of Indigenous Territory

We humbly acknowledge that our union conducts its operations across the vast and diverse lands of what is now called Canada,  home to the traditional territories of First Nations,  Inuit,  and Métis Peoples,  each with their distinct cultures,  languages,  and histories. We are mindful of their unique rights and perspectives,  actively seeking engagement and partnership,  and striving to build sustainable relationships. Our vision of a more inclusive and equitable future guides us in honouring the contributions of Indigenous cultures to Canada's tapestry.

The land we now call Oakville,  was recieved as parts of Treaty 14 (13A) in 1806,  and Treaty 22 (Head of the Lake) in 1820.

• For more information on Treaty 14,  please check out: Head of the Lake,  Treaty No. 14 (1806)
• For more information on Treaty 22,  please check out: 12 Mile Creek,  16 Mile Creek,  and Credit River Reserves – Treaty Nos. 22 and 23 (1820)

Great resources to check out:

• whose.land
• Native Land Digital