The IISD promotes sustainable development in decision-making internationally and within Canada. This site provides sustainable development information and concepts, policies, best practices, as well as ideas to measure progress and build partnerships. This site provides links to hundreds of Canadian and U.S. Aboriginal sites. This American Indians index is now a part of the World Wide Web Virtual Library and provides a wealth of information, as well as links to many other good sites. This site provides access to the home pages of individual Native Americans and Nations, as well as many other useful sites that provide information about North American Aboriginals.
Students working with their local community create a website to showcase the place where they live.
This is a collaborative activity that should involve students, teachers and members of the local community. This site will be of interest to Senior 4 World Issues teachers, and to those who integrate contemporary issues into Social Studies classes. This is the website of a Canada-wide program created by cartoonist Ben Wicks to get students actively involved in their neighbourhoods. I.Can is a means by which young Canadians can get together and make this country a better place to live. This government of the Northwest Territories site provides access to many high quality photographs of arctic animals, northern crafts and activities, as well as the territorial symbols.