Office of the Treaty Commissioner (Saskatchewan)

Target entity: Office of the Treaty Commissioner (Saskatchewan)
Context triple: [First Nations in Saskatchewan, hasOrganization, Office of the Treaty Commissioner (Saskatchewan)]

• A. Government of Saskatchewan
  The Government of Saskatchewan is the provincial authority responsible for governing Saskatchewan, administering public services, and implementing laws and policies within the province of Canada.
• B. Executive Council of Saskatchewan
  The Executive Council of Saskatchewan is the provincial cabinet, composed of ministers chosen from the legislature who collectively direct the government’s executive functions under the leadership of the premier.
• C. Provisional Government of Saskatchewan
  The Provisional Government of Saskatchewan was a short-lived Métis-led rebel government established during the 1885 North-West Rebellion in what is now Saskatchewan, Canada.
• D. BC Treaty Commission
  The BC Treaty Commission is an independent body in British Columbia that facilitates and oversees treaty negotiations between First Nations and the federal and provincial governments.
• E. Ministry of Indigenous Relations (Alberta)
  The Ministry of Indigenous Relations (Alberta) is a provincial government department responsible for managing Alberta’s relationships, policies, and agreements with Indigenous peoples and communities.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Office of the Treaty Commissioner (Saskatchewan)
Target entity description: The Office of the Treaty Commissioner (Saskatchewan) is an independent body that facilitates dialogue, education, and processes related to historic and modern treaties between First Nations and the Crown within Saskatchewan.

• A. Government of Saskatchewan
  The Government of Saskatchewan is the provincial authority responsible for governing Saskatchewan, administering public services, and implementing laws and policies within the province of Canada.
• B. Executive Council of Saskatchewan
  The Executive Council of Saskatchewan is the provincial cabinet, composed of ministers chosen from the legislature who collectively direct the government’s executive functions under the leadership of the premier.
• C. Provisional Government of Saskatchewan
  The Provisional Government of Saskatchewan was a short-lived Métis-led rebel government established during the 1885 North-West Rebellion in what is now Saskatchewan, Canada.
• D. BC Treaty Commission
  The BC Treaty Commission is an independent body in British Columbia that facilitates and oversees treaty negotiations between First Nations and the federal and provincial governments.
• E. Ministry of Indigenous Relations (Alberta)
  The Ministry of Indigenous Relations (Alberta) is a provincial government department responsible for managing Alberta’s relationships, policies, and agreements with Indigenous peoples and communities.
• F. None of above. chosen