Fighting Words—
Chief Joseph Gosnell answers Treaty Critics

Vancouver Sun Forum, January 29, 1999

Making History —
Chief Joseph Gosnell's Speech to the British Columbia Legislature

December 2, 1998

Triumph - Nisga'a Treaty Sends Signal of Hope & Reconciliation Around the World

Chief Joseph Gosnell European & UK Tour
November, 1998

Worth Repeating

BC business urged to back Nisga'a treaty

Globe and Mail, October 30, 1998

Vancouver Sun Opinion, October 29, 1998

Nisga'a won't knuckle under

Thomas R. Berger, O.C., Q.C.

Joseph Gosnell's speech at the Nisga'a Treaty Initialing Ceremony

August 4, 1998

On August 4, 1998, Nisga'a Chief Joseph Gosnell made history when he initialed the Nisga'a Treaty along with British Columbia Premier Glen Clark and federal Minister of Indian Affairs Jane Stewart. The ceremony, witnessed by more than 2,000 people in the Nisga'a village of New Aiyansh, made headlines around the world because the treaty is the first in modern British Columbia history.

Joseph Gosnell's speech to the Vancouver Board of Trade

February 24, 1998

"Today, on Federal Budget Day, I would like to take a few minutes and tell you about the economic benefits of the Nisga'a Treaty. And debunk a few myths along the way."

Vancouver Sun Opinion, February 2, 1998

Nisga'a negotiators are on right road

The Delgamuukw decision points Native and non-Native alike down a path neither can afford. This is a time to talk, not walk.

Worth Repeating

Globe & Mail article investigates new book, Bringing our Ancestors Home: The Return of Nisga'a Artifacts

Book now for sale in B.C. bookstores. See news release.

Vancouver Sun Op-Ed by Joseph Gosnell, Sr.

Let's get on with the land-claim

The following opinion piece, written by Nisga'a Tribal Council President Joseph Gosnell Sr., ran in the business pages of the Vancouver Sun newspaper on Dec. 19, 1997.

Joseph Gosnell Speech to Royal Roads University Graduates

For his role in negotiating the landmark Nisga'a Treaty, Nisga'a Tribal Council President Joseph Gosnell has been awarded the first honorary degree granted by Royal Roads University in Victoria.

Chief Gosnell received a Doctor of Laws, (Honoris Causa) , at a convocation ceremony held October 17, 1997. This is the text of his speech to the first graduating class of the new university.

Milton K. Wong: Economic Imperatives to Settle a Nisga'a Treaty

Milton K. Wong, CEO of M.K. Wong Associates, urges the B. C. government to settle the Nisga'a Land Question.