University One for Indigenous Learners

Official Government of Canada website. Use the search function to find reports, articles, and other documents on particular issues.

Topics include: listing of National Aboriginal Organizations, Education, Economic Issues, Health and Social Services, Housing, Environment and Natural Resources, Justice, and more.

An "independent and neutral body responsible for facilitating treaty negotiations among the governments of Canada, BC and First Nations in BC."

Includes detailing by province

Includes links to Treaty Image Gallery, Timelines and Maps, and more.

Founded in 1993 to negotiate a comprehensive treaty with BC and Canada, includes the peoples of southeastern Vancouver Island: Cowichan, Chemainus, Penelakut, Lyackson, Halalt, and Lake Cowichan.

A summary of the history of the R&N Railway and the Vancouver Island First Nations Peoples.

From the Union of BC Indian Chiefs

Official website for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Reconciliation Canada is a charitable project established as a collaboration between the Indian Residential School Survivor’s Society (IRSSS) and Tides Canada Initiatives Society (TCI).

UBC has an entire library building dedicated to First Nations Resources

from “Expanding Our Knowledge Conference” in Vancouver, April 15, 2013.

A gathering in November 2012 of a diverse group of elders to discuss reconciliation. A thought provoking 4 minute youtube video.

Official Government of Canada website. Use the search function to find reports, articles, and other documents on particular issues.

Topics include: listing of National Aboriginal Organizations, Education, Economic Issues, Health and Social Services, Housing, Environment and Natural Resources, Justice, and more.

Information for First Nations communities, tribal councils, reserves, and political organization.

Claims/agreements

An interdisciplinary review of the literature on oral traditions and narratives, and their role in conflict resolution.

Contains laws/statutes e.g. Indian Act.

Find the different ministries and departments from their list.

The immensely useful Indigenous Law Portal brings together free primary source law documents from the Law Library of Congress and from nearly 340 tribes in Indian country. Indian law, which is multifaceted and complex, encompasses federal law, state law, and tribal self-governance documents created and maintained by each recognized tribe. These documents may include tribal codes, charters, constitutions/bylaws, ordinances, and more. This portal focuses on the legal documents of individual tribes.