Presentation: Life After the Indian Act

The Governance Capacity Building and Accountability Initiative: National Overview

Drawing: Two Exits -- One Open

Drawing: Roundtable Rounddance

The Right to be Indian

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 3)

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Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 8)

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Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 2)

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Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 1)

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 9)

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 11)

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 5)

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871 (Page 13)

Treaty Number 1, 3 August 1871

Letter of 8 February 1873 from Joseph Howe to John Schultz (Page 1)

Letter of 8 February 1873 from Joseph Howe to John Schultz (Page 3)

Letter of 8 February 1873 from Joseph Howe to John Schultz (Page 4)

Letter of 8 February 1873 from Joseph Howe to John Schultz (Page 2)

Letter of 8 February 1873 from Joseph Howe to John Schultz

Strengthening Aboriginal Governance

The Third Option: A Native Role in Confederation

Pan-Canadian Metis Corporation: Pre-Feasibility Study

Collage: Paul Martin sweeping under the rug

Otokuyicokoan

Aboriginal man with braids and earring

Métis woman with child

Aboriginal man wearing hat

Métis man with pipe

Policy Options - Indian Affairs

5.2.1. 1881 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.2.1891 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.4. 1906 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.6. 1916 Rooster Town

5.2.7. 1921 Rooster Town

5.2.9. Rooster Town Residents Linked in More Than One Census

5.2.8. Duplicates Rooster Town (People who appear a second time in census)

5.1.6. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1901

5.1.7. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1911

5.1.8. Manitoba Aboriginal People Living Outside of Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1916

5.1.3. Aboriginal People Living in Winnipeg and Saint Boniface, 1916

5.1.4. Duplicates 1901, 1911 and 1916 (People who appear a second time in census)

5.2.3. 1901 Location of Rooster Town Residents

5.2.5. 1911 Rooster Town