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I-Portal: Indigenous Studies Portal

Searchable portal for scholarship, oral histories, videos, government publications, documents and photographs. Includes Indigenous-creator and open-access filters.

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Publisher / custodian
University of Saskatchewan Library
Source date
Launched 2006; About page count is dated 2022
Source type
Collection portal
Format
Archive
Regions
Canada, Saskatchewan

Read with context

Portal, not an individual media item. Its 71,000-plus count is as of 2022, not a verified current total.

This is a collection portal. Search its holdings and evaluate individual records with their own dates, creators and rights.

Questions to investigate

  1. Find a Treaty 6 source by an Indigenous creator and identify its audience.
  2. Compare a primary record with a scholarly interpretation.

Access and reuse

Access
Mixed open-access and licensed resources
Rights / reuse
Linked works have individual licences; some need institutional subscriptions. No blanket redistribution licence. Publisher rights information ↗
Record checked
2026-09-30

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Copy-ready citation

University of Saskatchewan Library. I-Portal: Indigenous Studies Portal. Launched 2006; About page count is dated 2022. https://iportal.usask.ca/. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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