2026 LAB Annual General Meeting
September 2, 2026 [8:30AM CDT] to September 3, 2026 [4:30PM CDT]
Hybrid
RBC Convention Centre
Winnipeg, MB
Winnipeg, MB
First Nation Land Governance Registry
An independently governed, reliable and sustainable land registry for First Nations.
FNLO Access
Secure access for First Nation Land Offices to manage and register interests. (Coming Soon)
Public Search
Search and view registered interests in First Nation lands. (Coming Soon)
Regulations & Policies
Learn how the Registry operates.
Built on First Nation jurisdiction. Designed for modern land governance.
The First Nation Land Governance Registry (FNLGR) is a national, First Nation–governed system for registering interests in First Nation lands. It provides a secure, reliable, and transparent registry that supports land management, economic development, and long-term certainty.
Who Is FNLGR?
The First Nation Land Governance Registry (FNLGR) is a national registry system governed and operated by First Nations under the Framework Agreement on First Nation Land Management.
It provides a secure and structured system for registering interests in First Nation lands, offering:
- Clear evidence of land interests
- Standardized registration processes
- Consistent registry operations
- Reliable, long-term land records
FNLGR serves as a modern alternative to federal registry systems, supporting First Nation jurisdiction and strengthening land governance.
Why FNLGR Matters
FNLGR strengthens land governance by providing a modern, reliable foundation for managing interests in First Nation lands.
Key benefits include:
- Clear and legally reliable land records
- Consistent and transparent registration processes
- Improved efficiency for land administration
- Greater certainty for investors and partners
- Support for economic development and growth
By modernizing land registry infrastructure, FNLGR supports stronger governance, better decision-making, and long-term sustainability.
Who is FNLGR for?
First Nations
Framework Agreement and Self-Governing First Nations seeking a modern registry that supports jurisdiction, land management, and economic development.
Professionals & Partners
Legal professionals, land surveyors, financial institutions, and government partners working with interests in First Nation lands.
Built by First Nations, for First Nations
Modern & Secure Registry System
Advancing First Nation Jurisdiction
