↗Collection portal · ArchiveOur Legacy: Saskatchewan Indigenous archival collectionsUniversity of Saskatchewan Library and Saskatchewan archive partners · Cooperative archival site with item/file descriptions, selected digitized media and exhibits. Participants include Poundmaker Historical Centre and Northern Saskatchewan Archives.↗
↗Archival record · ArchivePaul Blandion’s Money Scrip Certificate No. 4746 (01)Gabriel Dumont Institute · Certificate issued to Paul Blandion of Fort Pitt in 1876 and acquired by GDI in October 2024.↗
↗Archival record · ArchivePigott military appendix: correspondence attributed to PoundmakerGabriel Dumont Institute · Military appendix with transcriptions attributed to Poundmaker’s correspondence with Riel and Middleton.↗
↗PeoplePlains CreeSaskatchewan and neighbouring regions · One of the distinct peoples whose languages and cultures are supported by SICC.↗
↗PeoplePotawatomiGreat Lakes region on both sides of the Canada–US border · One of the peoples connected through the Three Fires Confederacy.↗
↗Archival record · PhotographPoundmakerOur Legacy; Saskatchewan Archives Board · Archive description identifies Chief Poundmaker posing with a rifle.↗
↗Teaching pathwayPrepare to teach respectfullyChoose sources confidently and prepare for local relationships before adapting a lesson.↗
↗Primary document · Document / PDFPrimrose Lake Air Weapons Range: Canoe Lake inquiry report, 1993Indian Claims Commission; Government of Canada Publications · This Commission report examines exclusion from lands used by Canoe Lake and Cold Lake communities when the Primrose Lake Air Weapons Range was established. It presents community evidence, historical documentation and recommendations concerning the claims.↗
↗PeopleRed River MétisRed River and the wider Métis homeland · The Manitoba Métis Federation represents the Red River Métis, including citizens living beyond Manitoba.↗
Land LessonsResidential schools & the work of truthChildren, Survivors and continuing responsibilities↗
↗Historical context · MapRiver Lot: Charles Belhumeur illustrationGabriel Dumont Institute · Published illustration of Métis land division from Changing Times, page 10.↗
↗Primary document · TextRoyal Proclamation of 1763: official transcriptCrown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada · Read the Crown's proclamation concerning colonial administration, land and dealings with First Nations. The publisher explains the transcript's printed source and its relationship to Treaty-making and section 25 of the Constitution Act, 1982.↗
↗Source collectionSaskatchewan and Treaty 6 source libraryPrimary documents, archival photographs and maps, and Indigenous-led learning resources.↗
↗Curriculum referenceSaskatchewan Curriculum · Treaty Education Outcomes & IndicatorsSaskatchewan · Curriculum↗
↗Primary document · TextSaskatchewan Natural Resources Act: 1930 agreement and provisionsDepartment of Justice Canada · The Act confirms the 1930 resource-transfer agreement between Canada and Saskatchewan. Schedule paragraphs 10–12 address reserve lands, further lands needed for Treaty obligations, and hunting, trapping and fishing for food.↗
↗Primary document · TextSaskatchewan Treaty Land Entitlement ActDepartment of Justice Canada · The federal Act addresses implementation of Saskatchewan Treaty land-entitlement agreements and includes schedules concerning the resource-transfer amendment, Framework Agreement and Nekaneet Agreement. Its definitions distinguish the agreements and their application.↗
↗Primary document · Document / PDFSaskatchewan Treaty Land Entitlement Framework Agreement, 1992 — reference copyGovernment of Saskatchewan; agreement among Canada, Saskatchewan and entitlement First Nations · This government-hosted electronic reference copy provides the Framework Agreement's provisions and schedules for resolving outstanding Treaty land entitlements. It supports inquiry into settlement, purchase and reserve creation as distinct stages.↗
↗PeopleSaulteauxSaskatchewan and neighbouring regions · One of the distinct peoples whose languages and cultures are supported by SICC.↗