(for more information click on the links below)
Treaty Map
An informative website to learn and understand that we are all treaty people.
Treaty Knowledge
Below is a quick guide to understanding the eleven treaties signed in Canada.
(provided by my Indigenous Studies professor)
Canadian History and The Indian Residential School System
A short video that provides historical context and introduces truth and reconciliation.
Metis History and Culture
This is a virtual museum designed to gain knowledge and understanding about Metis history and culture. The Metis had significant struggles of their own because they were considered “half-breeds” (neither white, nor First Nations) and were treated harshly because of it. *Note: if you go to “links” on the main menu, there is wealth of resources at your fingertips.
National Center for Truth and Reconciliation
An educational resource in understanding our historical truth as Canadians and the reconciliation we can be apart of between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people.
Four Directions Teaching
A narrated and interactive resource for learning about Indigenous knowledge and philosophy from five diverse First Nations in Canada.
Witness Blanket
This is an interactive site of a commemorative work of art that was constructed from various articles, photos, materials, and memories of the Indian Residential Schools. It is a remarkable piece of art that brings to life the stories and experiences of Indigenous people across Canada. This site allows viewers to select each piece to see it up close with historical references and its significance..
Legacy Of Hope Foundation
This is a multi-accessible website that provides links to numerous sites that are insightful and informative to our historical past as Canadians. It provides truth to our history and the lives of Indigenous people as we all journey towards reconciliation.
Garnet’s Journey
This website is an up-close and personal view of Garnet and his journey through life. As he shares his personal experiences of life before, during, and after colonisation and residential schools. Through his transparency to share his pain, struggles, and healing, he gives strength and courage to others to share and give light to the truth, so that everyone can become an advocate of hope in reconciliation.