Wed Oct. 9 and Thurs Oct. 10 (PDF) - Carrier Sekani Tribal Council

Terry Teegee is a Registered Professional Forester (RPF) and the elected Tribal Chief
of the Carrier Sekani Tribal Council (CSTC) since 2012. Many aspects of Terry’s position
in CSTC involve being an advocate for the membership’s rights and title and to
address indigenous issues with the Federal and Provincial governments. Prior to being
elected as Tribal Chief, Terry served as Vice Chief from 2009 to 2012.
Terry Teegee
CSTC Tribal Chief
Terry was also elected as the British Columbia representative to the National Aboriginal
Forestry Association (NAFA) and was also appointed to the Fraser Basil Council Board
which is an advocacy group that promotes sustainability in the Fraser River Basin.
Terry holds the position of Vice President of Sustut Holdings, a joint venture company
owned by Takla Lake, Nakazdli and Tlazten First Nations. Terry is the President of LTN
contracting which is a joint venture company owned by Lheidli Tenneh First Nation,
(which is located in Prince George, British Columbia) and Roga Contracting.
Terry was raised in Fort Saint James, British Columbia and currently resides in Lhiedli
Tenneh (Prince George) with his wife Rena and their two children Rylie and Rowan.
Terry is part of the Laxgibuu (wolf) Clan and is of Carrier, Sekani and Gitxsan ancestry.
Chief Dominic “Domo” Frederick was elected Chief of Lheidli T’enneh in March 2005
and was re-elected for a fifth consecutive term in March 2013. He previously was a
Lheidli T’enneh Councillor for six terms.
With his leadership Lheidli T’enneh has solidified its role as the host First Nation in land
management, economic development, health care, education and cultural activities
throughout its traditional territory from the headwaters of the Fraser River downstream
to Hixon Creek, a vast area including the Robson Valley and the City of Prince
George.
Dominic Frederick
Lheidli T’enneh Chief
Lheidli T’enneh has established partnerships with the City of Prince George, the
Regional District of Fraser – Fort George, the University of Northern BC, the College of
New Caledonia, Canfor and other government agencies and businesses throughout
the region.
Chief Frederick is also board member of LTN Contracting Ltd., the largest logging
company in Prince George, a company 50 per cent owned by Lheidli T’enneh. His
current and past involvement included: President of Chunzoolh Forest Products Ltd.,
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