Membership in the Native Council of PEI

Membership Coordinator - Kim Gallant

Why should I become a member of the Native Council of Prince Edward Island?

The NCPEI represents off-reserve aboriginal peoples in a variety of ways. Whether we are dealing with various government agencies, local businesses, or Aboriginals seeking information on their status, the Native Council offers you a variety of other services which include, Employment and Training Initiatives, Youth Programs, Fisheries, Housing and more.

I am a member and wonder why I never receive any mail or updates?

Many of our members move and forget to call us or send a note with their new address and phone number. Please keep us informed so that we can serve you better.

Who is the contact for membership?

Your contact is Kim Gallant. Kim can be reached by leaving a message at the Native Council office. Kim will get back to you as quickly as possible.

Membership Criteria

Constitution and Bylaws Article III - Membership

Levels:
There shall be four (4) levels of membership in the Council; name(ly) (1) full membership; (2) associate membership: (3) membership-at-large; and (4) honorary membership.

  1. Full Members
    Full membership shall be open to any person of Aboriginal Ancestry, and included spouses and children, whether a permanent resident of Prince Edward Island, who does not reside on an Indian Reserve (within the meaning of the Indian Act of Canada) and who had proven their Aboriginal ancestry to the board and submitted such membership application forms and fulfilled each other criteria as may be approved by the Board of Directors of the Council
     
  2. Associate Members:
    Associate membership shall be open to any person who is 16 years of age and over and who wishes to support the Council, but who is ineligible, for whatever reason, for full membership.
     
  3. Membership-at-large
    may be granted, at the discretion of the Council during the Annual General Assembly, to any person or group of persons sympathetic to the aims and objectives of the Council.
     
  4. Honourary Members
    Honourary memberships may be granted at the discretion of the Council to any person or group of persons whose efforts on behalf of Aboriginal people warrant recognition by the membership of the Council.

Membership Application

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