The Nisga'a Treaty is a landmark agreement signed in 1998 between the Nisga'a Nation and the governments of Canada and British Columbia. It was the first modern treaty in British Columbia and aimed to recognize the rights and title of the Nisga'a people over their traditional lands. The treaty provides the Nisga'a with self-governance, control over resources, and financial compensation. The treaty covers various aspects, including land ownership, governance, and resource management. It establishes the Nisga'a Lisims Government, which allows the Nisga'a to make decisions regarding their community and resources. The agreement is a significant step towards reconciliation and acknowledges the historical injustices faced by Indigenous peoples in Canada.