· Treaty negotiations efforts continue with Canada and Ontario to resolve the historic Algonquin Aboriginal rights claim through an agreed to negotiated settlement agreement which includes the return of land, financial resources, and harvesting rights as determined and sufficient by the Algonquins. Since the signed AIP, the Council has been instrumental in influencing a new internal structure that will better serve and enhance the internal process for effective negotiations.
· Self-Government negotiations will be pursued for various areas of jurisdiction as determined by the leadership with the direction from the membership
· Algonquin Unity for the long-term relationship for collaborative governance and consent for potential projects for economic participation within the territory with the neighbouring 10 First Nation communities in Quebec
· Algonquin Dedicated Space is to be located at 100 Wellington Street in Ottawa at the Parliamentary Precinct. This building will acknowledge and recognize the Algonquin Nations as the host Nation on the traditional territory, This future built space will be defined by membership consultation and engagement.
· AOPFN Legacy Trust developed and designed to for long-term growth of AOPFN resources for sustainability to serve future generations
· Community and Membership Consultation Meetings are set throughout the years to keep the community and membership informed
· Public and Strategic Relationship AOPFN continues to gain recognition and visibility and inclusion in all levels of government, with major project proponents, and business and therefore to ensure that we benefit, ongoing efforts to foster strong relationship remains a priority for AOPFN