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Inuit & Inuit Nunangat

Four regions; land, water and ice

Inuit Nunangat

Inuit homeland in Canada: land, water and ice · The homeland includes four Inuit regions. Inuit also live in cities and communities outside Inuit Nunangat.

Inuit snow house

Snow blocks, geometry and insulation

Inuvialuit Settlement Region

Western Arctic, including northwestern Northwest Territories · The Inuit of this region are Inuvialuit.

Primary document · Document / PDF

James Smith Cree Nation: IR 100A Inquiry

Indian Claims Commission; Government of Canada Publications · This inquiry examines the history and disposition of IR 100A and records the Commission's findings and recommendation. Its historical section includes pass-system evidence and precise archival citations connected to Cumberland and Fort à la Corne.

Archival record · Video

Jim Sinclair and Jim Durocher: political-organizer interview, part 2

Gabriel Dumont Institute · Political organizers discuss constitutional recognition, organizations, Métis women, identity, scrip, land rights and Primrose Lake.

Kainai

Southern Alberta · A distinct Nation within the Blackfoot Confederacy.

Original resource

KAIROS Blanket Exercise

Kanien’kehá:ka / Mohawk

Members live at Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario, and elsewhere · A distinct Haudenosaunee Nation. This community location is not its full ancestral homeland.

Kaska Dena

Northern British Columbia and southern Yukon · Kaska communities and homelands extend across the provincial–territorial boundary.

Ktunaxa

Southeastern British Columbia and neighbouring US states · Ktunaxa homelands cross modern borders. Their language is distinct from neighbouring languages.

Original resource

Lac La Ronge: our communities

Lac La Ronge Indian Band

Indigenous-led resource · Text

Lac La Ronge Indian Band: Treaty history and communities

Lac La Ronge Indian Band · Lac La Ronge Indian Band identifies its Treaty 6 adhesion at Molanosa on 11 February 1889 and its Woodland Cree language. The page names six communities and describes their administration.

Collection portal · Archive

LAC We Are Here: Sharing Stories — Indigenous collections

Library and Archives Canada · Official map/table linking Indigenous-related collections and selected digitized material. Saskatchewan examples include 1977 Elders’ hearing transcripts and 1885 maps.

Lakota

Saskatchewan and neighbouring regions · One of the distinct peoples whose languages and cultures are supported by SICC.

Original resource

Land, Title, and Governance

Teaching pathway

Land and science

Use a published teacher guide to build a locally appropriate science inquiry.

Archival record · Archive

Larry Ahenakew: Northern Michif interview summary

Gabriel Dumont Institute · English summation of a Northern Michif interview relating to Île-à-la-Crosse and Sandy Point.

Teaching pathway

Learn about Inuit Nunangat

Start with Inuit organizations and distinguish the four Inuit regions.

Original resource

Learning at kâniyâsihk Culture Camps

NCCIE · kâniyâsihk Culture Camps

Original resource

Learning First Peoples collection

Learning through the seasons

Observe change, place and patterns

Original resource

Learn with Wanuskewin

Lil’wat

Mount Currie and Pemberton area, British Columbia · Lil’wat is a distinct Nation within the wider St’át’imc people.