This grade 10 teaching unit from SchoolNet's Contemporary Aboriginal Issues web site contains background information, student questions, student activities, and links to additional resources. This national coalition is composed of community groups, churches, and individuals concerned about social justice problems which face aboriginal peoples in Canada. The BC web site contains information on Map of Treaties in BC, Frequently Asked Questions on Aboriginal Issues in British Columbia, and a British Columbia Historical Overview BC Ministry of Aboriginal Affairs This Ministry's major responsibility is to lead the Province of British Columbia in negotiating fair and just treaties with First Nations. The British Columbia Treaty Commission is an independent, provincial body, responsible for facilitating all treaty negotiations in the province of BC, with the exception of Nisga'a treaty negotiations. Bill Henderson's Law Office Bill Henderson is a Toronto lawyer practicing in issues of Aboriginal, Treaty and other rights and concerns of First Nations.
Resources includes informational articles and links to related web resources.
This section of the National Atlas Information Service provides maps showing areas covered by treaties from pre-Confederation to 1923. A table gives details of treaties, including parties involved. This federal government web site has a number of areas with relevant information, for example in their sections on legislation, treaties, and publications. The Indian Claims Commission is an independent, federal body to inquire into and report on disputes between First Nations and the Government of Canada relating to claims based on treaties, agreements or administrative actions. Ludelimst'im' n'isim' Ludelimst'im' n'isim' is the website for the Gitanyow Hereditary Chiefs who hold and exercise aboriginal rights and title on approximately 6,500 square miles of traditional territory in the B.C. mid-Nass watershed.