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tɔːkwɑːt | Toquaht First Nations Band Government

The Toquaht Nation is a First Nations band government located on the west coast of Vancouver Island in British Columbia, part of the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council.

POPULATION

158

Rank #607 nationally

GEOGRAPHY

1.9 KM²

Rank #534 nationally

BAND COUNCIL TERM

10/05/2027

Term Expiration

Conflict Score

Community Profile

Overview

Last Updated 2025-08-01 06:15:34 UTC

Name

Toquaht (ISC Code: 666)

Former Names

Toquart Band

Band Style

First Nations Band Government

Cultural Area

Pacific Northwest Coast

Indigenous Language

Nuu-chah-nulth

Number of Registered Members

158

Band Website

http://www.toquaht.ca/

Phone Number

(250) 726-4230

Fax Number

(250) 726-4403

Address

1971 PENINSULA ROAD, PO BOX 759, UCLUELET, BC

General Email

Not Available

Band Council

Governance Type

Not Applicable

Chief

ANNE MACK

Term Expires

10/05/2027

Number of Council Members

5

LISA MORGAN

Councillor

📧 Email not available

📞 Phone not available

KIRSTEN JOHNSEN

Councillor

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NOAH PLONKA

Councillor

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📞 Phone not available

ANNE MACK

Hereditary Chief

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KEVIN MACK

Second Chief

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Administrative Contacts

Financial Overview

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Band Financial Statements

2010 - Toquaht20102011.pdf

2009 - Toquaht20092010.pdf

2008 - Toquaht20082009.pdf

2007 - Toquaht20072008.pdf

2006 - Toquaht20062007.pdf

2005 - Toquaht20052006.pdf

2004 - Toquaht20042005.pdf

Band Council Remuneration

Band Owned Corporations

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Laws, Bylaws, and Codes

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Intergovernmental Agreements

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Active Court Cases

No active court cases at this time.

Downloadable Court Records

No court records available for download at this time.

Location Map

Reserves

ISC Code: 6935
DOOKQUA 5
7.3 Hectares
VANCOUVER ISLAND, CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT, ON POINT AT ENTRANCE TO UCLUELET ARM OF BARKLEY PASSAGE
[48.9415997, -125.5463445]
ISC Code: 6932
DEEKYAKUS 2
86.6 Hectares
VANCOUVER ISLAND, CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT, AT MOUTH OF THE TOQUART RIVER, ON TOQUART BAY
[49.029943, -125.430228]
ISC Code: 6937
STUART BAY 6
24.3 Hectares
CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT, ON BARKLEY SOUND, WEST COAST OF VANCOUVER ISLAND
[48.9299898, -125.5109038]
ISC Code: 6933
CHEQUIS 3
1.2 Hectares
VANCOUVER ISLAND, CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT, AT MOUTH OF MAGGIE RIVER, ON MACOAH PASSAGE, BARKLEY SOUND
[48.9950334, -125.3815332]
ISC Code: 6934
CHENATHA 4
25.1 Hectares
VANCOUVER ISLAND, CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT, ON NORTHWEST SHORE OF BERKLEY SOUND, 4 MILES EAST OF PORT ALBION
[49.15736440000001, -125.9322765]
ISC Code: 6931
MACOAH 1
50.2 Hectares
VANCOUVER ISLAND, CLAYOQUOT DISTRICT ON MACOAH PASSAGE NORTH BARKLEY SOUND
[48.9950334, -125.3815332]

News Coverage Summary

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Media Reports

High-speed internet coming to Macoah and Salmon Beach

‘Rejoining the Ancestors’ — Saying goodbye to Sarah Robinson

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

Indigenous music tour Movable Feast set to rock Vancouver Island

Maa-nulth treaty Effective Date celebrated

Maa-nulth treaty Effective Date celebrated

Ucluelet - Toquaht community forest chops cut rate, branches out

14 B.C. First Nations and communities receiving funds to create new evacuation plans

Toquaht Nation ready to welcome guests to Secret Beach Campground and Marina

Nuu-chah-nulth educator earns PhD

High-speed internet coming to remote Vancouver Island communities

More Than a Mission: Collaboration with Toquaht Nation Powers CAF for Exercise TRIDENT FURY 25

Vancouver Island’s Toquaht First Nation excited to launch Secret Beach Trail near Ucluelet

Visitors welcomed back to the Broken Group Islands for the 2021 season

Upgrades coming to logging roads in Toquaht and Uchucklesaht Tribe territory

Groundbreaking Vancouver Island First Nations celebrate 10 years of having a voice

‘A season of growth and development’: Phil Mack reflects on first year coaching national rugby team

Framework developed to advance modern treaty implementation in B.C.

$2.5M grant integrates Indigenous knowledge into sustainability projects

Nutrition, healing, safety and community: The four pillars of Indigenous Foods Conference

‘I never thought I’d see it’: Healthcare reaches remote Island communities

NIC to close Ucluelet Centre, move classes fully online

Kitsumkalum First Nation, the Government of Canada, and Government of British Columbia initial the draft Kitsumkalum Treaty and take important step to renew nation-to-nation relationships

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

New healthcare model brings services directly to Nuu-chah-nulth families on the west coast of Vancouver Island

$2.5M grant integrates Indigenous knowledge into sustainability projects

John Jack elected board chair for ACRD

Roadside garbage pick up coming to Tla-o-qui-aht and Yuułuʔiłʔatḥ communities

NIC to close Ucluelet Centre, move classes fully online

B.C. and Modern Treaty Nations renew implementation commitment

$2.5M grant integrates Indigenous knowledge into sustainability projects

Tofino, Ucluelet and First Nations unite in fight against illegal camping

NIC to close Ucluelet Centre, move classes fully online

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

Toquaht Forestry Limited Partnership: Forest Operations Map Public Consultation

NIC to close Ucluelet Centre, move classes fully online

Island First Nations benefit from new forestry funding

Nisg̱a’a Nation joins Tsawwassen First Nation, Tla’amin

Ka:'yu:'k't'h'/Che:k'tles7et'h' First Nations join regional district board

Transport Canada announces funding for Indigenous communities to purchase marine equipment and advance training opportunities in British Columbia

FACTSHEET: Province, First Nations pursue economic development

B.C., Modern Treaty Nations collaborate on new approaches for treaty implementation

Canada, B.C. support First Nations to power up new clean-energy projects

Vancouver Island Nations will have safer community access roads

Island First Nations benefit from new forestry funding

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

Cultural Forests in Cross Section: Clear-Cuts Reveal 1,100 Years of Bark Harvesting on Vancouver Island, British Columbia | American Antiquity | Cambridge Core

14 B.C. First Nations and communities receiving funds to create new evacuation plans

Maa-nulth Nations sign historic agreement with B.C.

Island First Nations benefit from new forestry funding

Vancouver Island student wins $40,000 scholarship for overcoming adversity

Figure 1. Map of Barkley Sound showing the locations of the five...

Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations return to Royal Roads University June 21

Coronavirus hits geoduck fishery

Coronavirus hits geoduck fishery

$1.35 million marina in the works for Toquaht First Nation’s Secret Beach near Ucluelet

$1.35 million marina in the works for Toquaht First Nation’s Secret Beach near Ucluelet

Clayoquot Sound Backgrounder

Clayoquot Sound Backgrounder

Indigenous Peoples Day celebrations return to Royal Roads University June 21

Toquaht Nation opens Secret Beach Campground and Marina on Vancouver Island

Ground paved for upcoming First Nation inclusion on Strathcona Regional District board

Ka:’yu:’k’t’h’/Che:k’tles7et’h’ First Nations join regional district board

BC Treaty Commission celebrates 30 years of modern-day agreements

The K'ómoks Treaty initialling signals progress toward a new nation-to-nation, government-to-government relationship

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

Living with Sea Otters Next Door

Ucluelet poised to introduce $10 a day parking fees for tourists

Maa-nulth First Nations Treaty becomes a reality

Tla-o-qui-aht and Ahousaht elders reflect on new conservation safeguards for Clayoquot Sound

Turn the tide during Tsunami Preparedness Week

Upgrade set for access in and out of Toquaht Nation’s Macoah

Maa-nulth sets example for other First Nations, says BC Treaty Commission

New stewardship centre in Ucluelet will highlight ecosystem restoration, Indigenous culture

Massive sections of Clayoquot Sound’s forest soon to be protected

Funds to help UVic, communities assess development on Indigenous land

Southern Resident Killer Whale research project

Communities to receive new cycling and walking pathways, connections

Toquaht Phil Mack leads Canada’s rugby against Maori All Blacks

Sarah Robinson Foundation carries on the work of departed Indigenous women’s advocate

Vancouver Island aboriginals celebrate treaty

Phil Mack: Golden in Rugby/committed to First Nations kids back home

Province seeks input on plan to protect old-growth around Clayoquot Sound

A place for healing: Tofino hospital given new Nuu-chah-nulth name

Province funds $49 million to clean up shorelines

Indigenous-led coastal stewardship corridor established, with funding from Parks Canada

$6.2M expansion at West Coast General Hospital brings improvement to patient care

Kitselas First Nation, Canada, and British Columbia initial draft Treaty and advance new path to reconciliation and self-government

Nuu-chah-nulth (Nootka)

Toquaht Nation member leads Seattle Seawolves to rugby league championship

West Coast General Hospital emergency department expansion begins

Changes coming to the Barkley Community Forest near Ucluelet

Ma-mook responds to B.C. plan for old growth preservation

Tax Exemption Notification

Fibre optic cable comes to West Coast First Nations

Forward-Thinking Forestry - Clayoquot Sound’s War in the Woods

New Welcome Map unveiled at Pacific Rim Visitor Centre

New coastline cleanup projects underway across B.C.

Vancouver Island Indigenous leaders supportive of B.C.’s new plan for old forest preservation

Construction begins on West Coast General Hospital emergency wing expansion

Long-serving leaders reflect on community development through treaty

April 1 marked the 10-year anniversary of five Nuu-chah-nulth nations signing the Maa-nulth Treaty

First Nations Drinking Water Class Action lawsuit settled, claim period extended

B.C. and modern treaty nations herald a new era of land management

Island high school student designs Canada’s official Pink Shirt Day shirt

Indigenous Veterans Day recognizes those who served in the Canadian Armed Forces

Astrid V. Pérez Piñán

Pacheedaht regain stewardship over middle portion of beach in their territory

Massive sections of Clayoquot Sound’s forest soon to be protected

First Nations: A 2011 Retrospective of the Year's News

Toquaht Nation opens new marina in Barkley Sound near Ucluelet

Tla-o-qui-aht (Clayoquot)

Treaty troubles

Indigenous knowledge shapes sustainability project - Gustavson

Toquaht Nation’s Phil Mack steps into coaching role with Rugby Canada

Sarah Robinson remembered as tireless B.C. Indigenous women’s advocate, friend

Toquaht Nation opens Secret Beach Campground and Marina on Vancouver Island

Northwest Coast Indigenous Peoples in Canada

Indigenous knowledge shapes sustainability project

Indigenous Veterans honoured for national service

Hereditary Chief Bert Mack Mourned by Toquaht First Nation and Beyond

Indigenous music tour Movable Feast set to rock Vancouver Island

Indigenous research and partnerships in climate policy

Clam Garden Series: Dennis Hetu and the ancestral clam farm

Upgrade set for access in and out of Toquaht Nation’s Macoah

On Canada’s West Coast, clam gardening builds resilience among Indigenous youth

Academic Research

Place-Based Pursuit of Economic Self-Determination by the Toquaht Nation in Canada

From principles to action: Community-based entrepreneurship in the Toquaht Nation

Reclaiming Indigenous Economic Development Through Participatory Action Research

Since Kwatyat lived on earth: An examination of Nuu-chah-nulth culture history

“Asserting Territorial Jurisdiction”: A Microhistory of Clayoquot Sound During the Maritime Fur Trade, 1785-1811

The water we call home: five generations of Indigenous women's resistance along the Salish Sea

Communicating through change: community engagement in Toquaht Nation

Cultural forests in cross section: clear-cuts reveal 1,100 years of bark harvesting on Vancouver Island, British Columbia

Taking Care of Ts' aay'imts: Multi-level Governance of Eelgrass as a Blue Carbon Ecosystem

WHOSE LAND IS IT? Rethinking Sovereignty in British Columbia.

Creando conexiones para la libertad y el bienestar en la Nación Toquaht

Since Kwatyat lived on earth: An examination of Nuu-chah-nulth culture history

Protecting culturally significant areas through watershed planning in Clayoquot Sound

Communicating through change: community engagement in Toquaht Nation

Taking Care of Ts' aay'imts: Multi-level Governance of Eelgrass as a Blue Carbon Ecosystem

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

Sustainability Through Balance: Community-Based Entrepreneurship in Toquaht Nation

Seasonal implications of rockfish exploitation in the Toquaht area, BC

TOQUAHT NATION OWN SOURCE REVENUE AGREEMENT

Midden volume, harvested fish biomass, and pre-contact minimum population estimates for Nuu-chah-nulth Territories in Barkley Sound

Communities Play an Important Role in the Recovery of Marine Species at Risk: Pinto Abalone and Sea Otter on the West Coast of Vancouver Island

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

Ahousaht law and chinook salmon conservation in the Megin River

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

A drum in one hand, a Sockeye in the other: Stories of indigenous food sovereignty from the northwest coast

Place-Based Pursuit of Economic Self-Determination by the Toquaht Nation in Canada

Seasonal implications of rockfish exploitation in the Toquaht area, British Columbia.

Creando conexiones para la libertad y el bienestar en la Nación Toquaht

Band Publications

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Third Party Reports

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