Resources
The Mushkegowuk Council Website
Nishnawbe Aski Nation: James Bay Treaty site
Ojibway and Cree Cultural Centre: Promotes culture and language in James Bay Treaty area
Government of Ontario Web Resource: The Treaty No. 9 Expedition of 1905-06
http://www.archives.gov.on.ca/english/on-line-exhibits/james-bay-treaty/treaty-expedition-1905.aspx
Government of Canada Web Resource: Treaty Guide to Treaty No. 9 (1905 – 1906)
http://mainc.info/al/hts/tgu/tr9-eng.asp
1905 Map of Canada
http://mainc.info/al/hts/tgu/tr9-eng.asp
Full Text: The James Bay Treaty - Treaty No. 9 (Made in 1905 and 1906) and Adhesions Made in 1929 and 1930
http://mainc.info/al/hts/tgu/pubs/t9/trty9-eng.asp#chp1
Cree Language Learning Site
http://www.eastcree.org/cree/en/resources/cree-fonts/
Cree-Innu Linguistic Atlas
Additional Cree Language Audio Resources
http://pathoftheelders.eastcree.org/en/
Carleton University CIRCLE - "Centre for Indigenous Research, Culture, Language and Education"
http://research.carleton.ca/centres/CentreforIndigenous
ResearchCultureLanguageandEducation.php
Native Dance - Learn about Canadian Aboriginal Culture
Links
Other sites on related topics of interest:Honouring Life Network
http://www.honouringlife.ca/"Your source for Aboriginal youth suicide prevention resources"
The History Education Network/Histoire et Éducation en Réseauh
http://www.thenhier.ca/THEN/HiER is the first pan-Canadian organization devoted to promoting and improving history teaching and learning by bringing together the various constituencies involved in history education. Our goal is to create more research-informed practice and more practice-informed research.
Aboriginal Education Services
http://www.aboriginaleducation.ca/Aboriginal Education Services provides School Boards, Educators,and learning communities with aboriginal strategies, training and tools to enhance their understanding of Aboriginal Peoples. Bettering aboriginal students education, lives and future.
The Grand Council of the Crees
http://www.gcc.ca/The Grand Council of the Crees is the political body that represents the approximately (2003) 14,000 Crees or “Eeyouch” (“Eenouch” – Mistissini dialect), as they call themselves, of eastern James Bay and Southern Hudson Bay in Northern Quebec.
Cree Immersion || a Master's research project
http://creebeyondwords.comThis project is in partial fulfillment of the two-year Master’s of Journalism program at Carleton University in Ottawa.
Aboriginal Circle of Educators
http://www.aboriginalcircleofeducators.ca/
The Aboriginal Circle of Educators exists to empower educators through holistic approaches and professional development and advocacy to advance indigenous knowledge for the success of future generations.
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