Indigenous Resources: Home

A resource created by the Government of Canada. It summarizes significant historical events that have impacted Aboriginal peoples in Canada.

This government website explains the history of Aboriginal peoples in Canada, the impact of treaties, and the evolution of the Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development in Canada.

This CBC article explains the history of residential schools, how they impacted Indigenous communities, and what is currently being done to address this issue.

A government website that explains the history and significance of treaties made between the Government of Canada and Indigenous peoples.

This website provides historical interpretations of treaties that were signed by the Government of Canada and Indigenous peoples over the past three centuries.

This is the University of Alberta Aboriginal/Indigenous index of web links section. This section provides many search categories for resources available at the University and in Alberta.

This section provides links to various organizations and groups at the University, and in Ontario in support of Indigenous studies and services.

This is a link to the Indigenous resource page at the University of Winnipeg. This page contains many First Nations and government resources available at the University and in the Winnipeg region.

A resource created by the University of Ottawa that includes information on topics relating to Indigenous history, demographics, socialization, health issues, healing practices and residential schools. It also includes a section on how to work with Indigenous patients.

A collection of resources about several different Indigenous languages.

A libguide from the University of British Columbia that collects various resources which bring together the concepts of librarianship and "Indigenous approaches to knowledge, theory, and research methodology."

Indigitization is a project that "seeks to clarify processes and identify issues in the conversation and digitization of First Nations community information resources."

A radio show created by First Nations producers. It discusses the experiences of Indigenous peoples in Canada and the issues they face in today's world.

An exhibition consisting of photographs, text panels, original textbooks and other documents that depict the history and legacy of Canada's Residential School system.

The Aboriginal People's Network is a general news and information page for the Aboriginal/Indigenous student population, providing news, information and links to various sites.

A news article by University of Toronto outlining the Canada by Treaty: Negotiating Histories exhibit, a pop up that explores the theme of Canada being a "negotiated place''.

A copy of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

UWinnipeg is a general Indigenous news and information section on the University of Winnipeg website.

A copy of the Canadian Federation of Library Associations' Truth and Reconciliation Report and Recommendations.

This is a page with links to U of T Indigenous related news items.

A weekly podcast that discusses Indigenous current affairs.