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Treaty 4: text, orders in council and adhesions

This federal transcription brings together the Treaty 4 document, government orders and later adhesions. It supports close comparison with Treaty 6 while keeping their different written terms and histories distinct.

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Publisher / custodian
Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada
Source date
1874 treaty; 1966 Queen's Printer transcription
Source type
Primary document
Format
Text
Regions
Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta
Peoples / communities
Cree, Saulteaux, other signatory First Nations
Treaties
Treaty 4

Read with context

Written federal record; neither an original facsimile nor a complete record of First Nations understandings.

Questions to investigate

  1. Compare the written reserve-land and education provisions with Treaty 6.
  2. What do the orders in council reveal about the government's priorities?

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Record checked
2026-09-30

Opened official HTML; identifies 15 September 1874 treaty and 1966 transcription; page warns layout is not exactly like the original.

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Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada. Treaty 4: text, orders in council and adhesions. 1874 treaty; 1966 Queen's Printer transcription. https://www.rcaanc.gc.ca/eng/1100100028689/1581293019940. Record checked 2026-09-30.

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