Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association

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Meet The 
Executive Board

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MEET THE BOARD

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Members

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SEE MEMBERS LIST

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ARALA

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MEMBER'S AREA

Frequently Asked Questions

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FAQ's

  • What is the ARALA?

    The Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association is a non-political organization that operates as a technical land management advisory board but is not intended to provide political consultation on land related issues.


  • When was the ARALA established?

    The Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association (ARALA) was established in March 2000 and became incorporated under the Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act in 2019. 

  • What is the purpose of the ARALA?

    • To raise professional standards of First Nation lands management professionals by providing opportunities for training, professional capacity development, mentoring and technical expertise in the area of First Nation Lands Management.

    • To develop and maintain communication among First Nation Lands Management professionals;

    • To build and promote the Atlantic Region Aboriginal Lands Association throughout Atlantic First Nations and to encourage their membership with ARALA;

    • To promote, encourage and recognize First Nations for the successful work they have done in the area of First Nation Lands Management;


  • How do I join the ARALA?

    Click Here to get more information about joining the ARALA.

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Atlantic Region Aboriginal 
Lands Association
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  • Submit Digital Forms through the app.
  • Instantly Access Information on Aboriginal Land Management.
  • View Upcoming Training Schedules
  • Access quick links and resources in one easy location.
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