The Lytton First Nation has the inherent right to self-determination and self-government to make, to manage and make decisions in respect to land. The authority of the Lytton First Nation to govern its lands and resources flows from the Creator to the Members of Lytton First Nation, and from the people to Council according to the culture, traditions, customs, laws, and historical context of the Lytton First Nation.

Our relationship with the land governs our responsibility to respect, oversee, maintain, manage, protect and benefit from the land; which includes taxation.

 

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