↗PeopleNakodaSaskatchewan and neighbouring regions · One of the distinct peoples whose languages and cultures are supported by SICC.↗
↗PeopleNaskapiNortheastern Québec and Labrador peninsula · Kawawachikamach is a Naskapi community near Schefferville.↗
↗Indigenous-led resource · Teaching resourceNCCIE Teaching Resource CentreNCCIE; hosted by First Nations University of Canada · Community-connected lessons, videos, teacher materials and templates. Each lesson has particular Lands and Peoples; read its acknowledgement protocol.↗
↗Collection portal · ArchiveNCTR Archives and CollectionsNational Centre for Truth and Reconciliation · Documents, oral histories, photos and records with public database, map, tutorials and access guidance.↗
↗Archival record · ArchiveNew Breed: December 1980, complete issueGabriel Dumont Institute · Complete issue covering constitutional recognition, rights, scrip and other cultural/political topics.↗
↗Archival record · ArchiveNew Breed: November 1980, complete issueGabriel Dumont Institute · Complete issue with constitutional updates, youth, SUNTEP and GDI’s official opening among its topics.↗
↗Archival record · ArchiveNew Breed: October 1971, partial issueGabriel Dumont Institute · Part of an issue covering history, education, housing, employment, politics and Louis Riel.↗
↗PeopleNisga’aNass River valley, British Columbia · Nisga’a communities are connected through the Nass River valley.↗
↗PeopleNlaka’pamuxFraser Canyon and Nicola valley, British Columbia · Nlaka’pamux homelands include river and valley country.↗
↗PeopleNorthern TutchoneCentral Yukon · A distinct people represented in the Yukon’s Indigenous language landscape.↗
↗Teaching pathwayNotice the land around youBegin with careful observation, then connect through a named, locally relevant teaching resource.↗
↗Inuit regionNunatsiavutNorthern Labrador coast · The Inuit region in Labrador, with its own Inuit government.↗
↗Inuit regionNunavutCentral and eastern Canadian Arctic · An Inuit homeland region and a Canadian territory.↗
↗Related peoplesNuu-chah-nulthWest coast of Vancouver Island · Related coastal Nations work together through the Nuu-chah-nulth Tribal Council.↗
↗PeopleOdawaGreat Lakes region on both sides of the Canada–US border · One of the peoples connected through the Three Fires Confederacy.↗
↗PeopleOjibweGreat Lakes region on both sides of the Canada–US border · One of the peoples connected through the Three Fires Confederacy.↗
↗Primary document · Document / PDFOne Arrow First Nation: Land Code, December 2013One Arrow First Nation; First Nations Land Management Resource Centre · One Arrow's dated Land Code addresses law-making, community approvals, land protection, financial accountability and dispute resolution. It is a primary document of the Nation's formal land-governance framework.↗
↗NationOneidaMembers live at Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario, and elsewhere · A distinct Haudenosaunee Nation. This community location is not its full ancestral homeland.↗
↗Indigenous-led resource · TextOnion Lake Cree Nation: history and archivesOnion Lake Cree Nation · Onion Lake's timeline connects a gathering place and fur-trade route with Treaty 6, the histories of Seekaskootch and Makaoo, reserve formation and later community developments. It is a Nation-published account of its own history.↗
↗NationOnondagaMembers live at Six Nations of the Grand River, Ontario, and elsewhere · A distinct Haudenosaunee Nation. This community location is not its full ancestral homeland.↗