Tracking Justice

Upholding our accountability to First Nations, BCFNJC must track the progress and impacts of the BC First Nations Justice Strategy in ways that honour the protocols, medicines, and truths First Nations and Indigenous people choose to share with us.

Community Engagement
• March 23, 2026

First Regional Justice Forum held in northern B.C.

BCFNJC has launched a new series of annual regional forums to ensure equitable engagement opportunities for communities in the the northern, interior, and island regions. BCFNJC’s first regional justice forum was held on Lheidli T’enneh Territory (Prince George) on March 10–11, 2026, bringing together nearly 150 attendees and speakers from...

Featured Updates

Progress Stories

Celebrating the Harvest: Evaluation of Indigenous Women’s Justice Plan released

Progress Stories

Paddling Together: third Indigenous Women’s Justice Plan webinar hosted

Progress Stories

Witnessing Through Story youth report released

Client Service Story

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Strategy Updates

BCFNJC is dedicated to moving forward the 25 strategies outlined in the BC First Nations Justice Strategy. Discover the latest updates and progress we’ve made on these featured strategies.

Strategy 12

Track 2

Shaping the Future of First Nations Courts

Adopting a renewed approach to First Nations Courts to ensure there is space for the development, role, and function of First Nations justice institutions, including Indigenous Justice Centres.

Strategy 3

Track 1 and Track 2

Strengthening Indigenous Capacity and Legal Services

Ensuring the mechanisms and structures are in place to strengthen, improve, and expand legal services and justice capacity for Indigenous people.

Strategy 16

Track 1 and Track 2

Tracking the Progress and Impact of the Strategy

Ensuring that reporting, evaluation, and knowledge sharing requirements under the Strategy can be fulfilled.

Community Contributions

Contribute your communities stories mindfully and with intention. We want to elevate and share the contributions of all who support our work.

Our Purpose

Implementing the BC First Nations Justice Strategy requires a collective approach that is grounded in transparency and accountability. We invite you to view the purpose of the Strategy and the BC First Nations Justice Council

Our Work

We invite you to explore our exciting work in pursuit of Strategy implementation and follow along every step of the way to see the detail of what we are doing to advance it.