The creation of this North American wide dating site is intended to be a central location where single First Nation members may find a relationship with other First Nation members.

Due to current First Nation laws in Canada many members are prevented from passing on their status rights to their children if the marriage is to a non-member. A recent study conducted in Alderville First Nation revealed that 80% of Alderville First Nations members marry to non-members. This pattern is likely being repeated in many other bands which are now small in number. To add to that problem is the fact that all the different First Nation bands are far apart and out of touch with each other. According to the same study conducted on the population of Alderville the results indicate that by 2032 the remaining Status Indian children will be born in Alderville, but there won't be enough to continue the flow of new members.

As a result of the downward trend in membership, something needs to be put in place which will facilitate more status members choosing relationships with other status members. Although there is absolutely nothing wrong with marrying a non-member if that is what you choose to do; keep in mind that if you are 1/2 status under the law your children will not benefit from having status in such a union.

In conclusion the potential return and the benefit to First Nations members that such a web site will generate calls for immediate action. Their are hundreds of thousands of possible mates to be found across all of North America. First Nations membership recognizes no borders; nor does First Nations Dating Singles Club. You may find someone close or far. Have you dreamed of living somewhere else particular in Canada or the United States? Perhaps you'll find your soul mate there.

Join today for your future children and your future generations. Join for the cause of First Nations members and for non-status Indians.