Artwork by Fisher Roberts, Wei Wai Kum and We Wai Kai Nation.
Produced in partnership with Dallas Smith and Erica Roberts, C3 Alliance, and Oh Boy Studios.
The Rez Dog Walkers Podcast
Rez Dog Walkers podcast provides an intimate look at Indigenous land management, sustainability, politics and community on the West Coast. Hosted by Dallas Smith, the show features candid conversations with Indigenous leaders, politicians, business leaders, researchers and community members.
Season 3 is here!
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EPISODE 1 · SEASON 4 · 59 MIN
Andrew Robinson: What Does a Treaty Actually Change?
With Dallas Smith · Sep 24, 2026
Andrew Robinson, CEO of the Nisga'a Lisims Government, joins Dallas for the Season 4 premiere. Twenty-six years into their treaty, the Nisga'a Nation has built a critical minerals port with the Tahltan in Stewart, created an energy corridor through the Nass Valley, constructed over 70 housing units in a single year,…
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S4E1
Andrew Robinson: What Does a Treaty Actually Change?
With Dallas Smith · Sep 24, 2026
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S3E15
Navigating Reconciliation: Insights From George Abbott On Indigenous Relations
With Dallas Smith · May 28, 2026
69 MIN0:00 — -
S3E14
Empowering Indigenous Voices: The Eskay Creek Success Story
With Dallas Smith · May 6, 2026
58 MIN0:00 — -
S3E13
Building Relationships: Doug Caul on Reconciliation and Leadership in Government
With Dallas Smith · Apr 8, 2026
64 MIN0:00 — -
S3E12
Rethinking Forest Management: A Conversation on the Future of Forestry in B.C. with Shannon Janzen
With Dallas Smith · Mar 24, 2026
69 MIN0:00 — -
S3E11
BC Natural Resources Forum Rez Dog Walkers Luncheon: Indigenous Leaders Discuss Collaboration and Sustainable Development
With Dallas Smith · Feb 12, 2026
58 MIN0:00 —
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Land Acknowledgement
We acknowledge that Nanaimo is located on the traditional lands of the Snuneymuxw First Nation, and we are committed to fostering meaningful relationships with Indigenous communities. By recognizing and celebrating Snuneymuxw language, culture, and history, we honour the Snuneymuxw Nation’s stewardship and affirm our shared responsibility to work towards reconciliation.
