SALT
Saskatchewan Aboriginal Land Technicians
In 1995, the Saskatchewan Aboriginal Land Technicians (SALT) was established, providing an annual conference to the Land Managers in Saskatchewan.
As one of eight Regional Land Associations in Canada, SALT expanded its role in 2020 by opening its first office at Muskeg Lake Urban Reserve in Saskatoon.
As a trusted, non-political organization, SALT helps communities access the tools, training, resources, and professional support needed to strengthen land governance and management capacity.
Over the years, SALT has earned a strong reputation among First Nations and Indigenous Services Canada (ISC) as a reliable and competent provider of programs and services.
Learn MoreSaskatchewan Aboriginal Land Technicians is committed to fostering meaningful partnerships guided by Ownership, Control, Access, and Possession OCAP® principles.
SALT believes that partnerships should be built with intent, ensuring they are reciprocal and mutually beneficial. SALT aims to engage in partnerships that facilitate knowledge mobilization, allowing for a two-way exchange of information and expertise. SALT strives to create partnerships that respect the autonomy and sovereignty of all parties involved, working together towards common goals while honoring individual and collective rights.
Engagement with SALT and our collective members does not result in consultation. Partners and relationships are rooted in reciprocity. Partnerships and support will remain non-political and educational in nature.
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