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	New Economic Speech: Chief Gosnell at the Canadian Club \| Chief Joseph Gosnell speeks to the Canadian Club, Toronto, Ontario [05/15/00]
	The Nisga'a Treaty: Good Economic News for the Pacific Northwest \| Chief Joseph Gosnell speeks to the Prince Rupert Mayor and Council's Business Development Summit [01/19/00]
	Nisga'a Treaty is more honourable than Vander Zalm \| Patrick Nagle [Vancouver Sun Column, 11/29/99]
	Fact-challenged Nisga'a critics invent make-believe treaty \| Jim McNulty [Vancouver Province Column, 11/21/99]
	Treaty is a Worthy Agreement \| Vaughn Palmer [Vancouver Sun Column, 04/24/99]
	The Importance of the Nisga’a Treaty to Canadians \| Thomas R. Berger, O.C., Q.C. [Corry Lecture, Queen’s University, 02/10/99]
	Straight Talk \| Chief Joseph Gosnell answers Treaty critics. [Vancouver Sun Forum, 01/29/99]
	Nisga'a May Give Non-Natives the Vote in the Nass Valley \| Worth Repeating [Terrace Standard, 16/12/98]
	Making History \| Chief Gosnell's Historic Speech to the BC Legislature. [12/02/98]
	Triumph \| Chief Gosnell's European & UK Tour [11/98]
	BC Business Urged to Back Treaty \| Globe & Mail [10/30/98]
	Nisga'a Won't Knuckle Under \| Thomas Berger O.C., Q.C. [Vancouver Sun Opinion, 10/29/98]
	Speech at the Nisga'a Treaty Initialing Ceremony \| Chief Joseph Gosnell [08/04/98] 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.


	New Economic Speech: Chief Gosnell at the Canadian Club \| Chief Joseph Gosnell speeks to the Canadian Club, Toronto, Ontario [05/15/00]
	The Nisga'a Treaty: Good Economic News for the Pacific Northwest \| Chief Joseph Gosnell speeks to the Prince Rupert Mayor and Council's Business Development Summit [01/19/00]
	Nisga'a Treaty is more honourable than Vander Zalm \| Patrick Nagle [Vancouver Sun Column, 11/29/99]
	Fact-challenged Nisga'a critics invent make-believe treaty \| Jim McNulty [Vancouver Province Column, 11/21/99]
	Treaty is a Worthy Agreement \| Vaughn Palmer [Vancouver Sun Column, 04/24/99]
	The Importance of the Nisga’a Treaty to Canadians \| Thomas R. Berger, O.C., Q.C. [Corry Lecture, Queen’s University, 02/10/99]
	Straight Talk \| Chief Joseph Gosnell answers Treaty critics. [Vancouver Sun Forum, 01/29/99]
	Nisga'a May Give Non-Natives the Vote in the Nass Valley \| Worth Repeating [Terrace Standard, 16/12/98]
	Making History \| Chief Gosnell's Historic Speech to the BC Legislature. [12/02/98]
	Triumph \| Chief Gosnell's European & UK Tour [11/98]
	BC Business Urged to Back Treaty \| Globe & Mail [10/30/98]
	Nisga'a Won't Knuckle Under \| Thomas Berger O.C., Q.C. [Vancouver Sun Opinion, 10/29/98]
	Speech at the Nisga'a Treaty Initialing Ceremony \| Chief Joseph Gosnell [08/04/98] 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.