Last week, Chief & Council were in Calgary to attend meetings to discuss economic opportunities with industry proponents. This was an opportunity for the new and returning Council Members to meet with existing partners, develop new connections, and have open and honest conversations about the future with proponents working in the Nation’s traditional territory. “Our meetings in Calgary were very …
Statement from Blueberry River First Nations Councillors on the Apsassin Judicial Review Decision
This week, Federal Court Justice Azmudeh released her decision on a judicial review filed by
Clarence Apsassin and Joe Apsassin on April 10, 2024. The review was brought forward by these two elders representing one of Blueberry’s five families, the Ed Apsassin family
group.
Restoring Blueberry’s Territory Video
Blueberry is proud to present a new short documentary highlighting the Nation’s ongoing land restoration work. In this video, Blueberry community members and staff from Blueberry’s Restoration Department and Grandmother’s Greenhouse explain the practicalities and impacts of their ongoing work restoring lands disturbed by the oil and gas industry, forestry and wildfires. From dormant wellsite reclamation to native plant seed …
Blueberry River First Nations Launches Public Information Campaign
Today, Blueberry River First Nations (BRFN or Blueberry) launched a public information campaign to provide residents of B.C. and Alberta with information about the 2023 Implementation Agreement (IA) between Blueberry and the Province of B.C.
Blueberry River First Nations and the BC Energy Regulator Celebrate Restoration Project
July 16, 2025 – Buick, B.C. — Blueberry River First Nations (Blueberry) and the BC Energy Regulator (BCER) are pleased to announce the first large-scale, Blueberry-led restoration project under the 2023 Implementation Agreement between Blueberry River First Nations and
the Province of B.C.