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Aboriginal Art and Artists
- Ashevak, Kenojuak
Probably Inuit art's most famous artist - a brief biography.
- Ashevak, Kenojuak
- Canadian Inuit Scupture
Prehistoric, modern, styles, and materials.
- Cape Dorset Inuit Art and Inuit Cultural Perspectives
This site links the graphic work of some of the famous artists from the community of Cape Dorset with the memories, myths and legends of elders from the community of Igloolik.
- Indian Art Centre
A section of the Indian And Northern Affairs Canada, devoted to Indian Art.
- Inuit 3D
The Inuit 3D museum is an exhibit which enables you to visit a virtual museum and to interact with artifacts in three dimensions. Special plugins required.
- Pitseolak, Peter
A brief biography and some links.
- Pitseolak, Peter
Information about aboriginal artist and photographer Peter Pitseolak.
- Reid, Bill
The Spirit of Haida Gwaii.
- The Inuit Art Centre
The National Inuit Art Collection includes works by prominent and emerging Inuit artists.
- The Respect to Bill Reid pole
An excellent site about carving totem poles, the Haida culture and various artists.
- Weavers at Musqueam
Profiles of weavers and a gallery of images.

Educational Resources
- Aboriginal Canada Portal
Your window to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts, information, and government programs and services.
- Canada's First Nations
This multimedia tutorial focuses on the histories of Canada's First Nations peoples from ancient times to the nineteenth century. Created by the Applied History Research Group.
- Coalition for the Advancement of Aboriginal Studies
Links to Aboriginal Studies and cross cultural educational resources, bibliographies, and aboriginal news
- First Nation Profiles
The site allows quick and easy access to current national First Nation community profiles. - Census Statistics, Geography, Tribal Council Contact Information, Registered Population
Indigenous Knowledge and Pedagogy in First Nations Education
A paper that reviews the literature that discusses indigenous knowledge.
- Inuit
A fact sheet.
- Kids' Stop
A website of the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs designed for kids - but adults will enjoy it too.
- Out in the Cold: The Legacy of Canada's Inuit Relocation Experiment in the High Arctic.
Out in the Cold is a comprehensive, controversial, yet concise study of the 1950s relocation of Inuit families from northern Quebec and North Baffin to Ellesmere and Cornwallis islands.
- Spirits of the Sea
The Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development sponsored this virtual exhibition in support of the United Nations' International Decade of the World's Indigenous People.
- The Inuit
Inuit living along the northern coast of Labrador are the direct descendants of a prehistoric hunting society.
- Treaty Information
A comprehensive site which provides information on First Nations Claims and Agreements information and the background information and links to copies of earlier Treaties.

History and Culture
- About Treaty 7
A description of Treaty 7 which was signed by the tribes of the Blackfoot Confederacy and the Stoney in 1877.
- Dates In History
A very interesting site that looks at the history of Canada from the point of view of aboriginal peoples.
- Davis Inlet
Background Information - Activities Underway or Completed.
- Indian Treaties
Thirteen documents representing various types of arrangements between Aboriginal Peoples and representatives of the government of Canada
- Inuvialuit of the Western Artic
An online exhibition of the Inuvialuit of the Western Artic from Ancient Times to 1902, by Dr.David Morrison,Archaeologist.
- Native Soldiers Foreign Battlefields
A section of Veteran Affairs dedicated to aboriginal Canadian participation in wars.
- Quebec's Northern Crees
Cree History and Culture, The James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement, and comments on the James Bay Ecoregion largely from the point of view of the Cree nation.
- The Innu of Newfoundland And Labrador
An information sheet.

Literature, Magazines, Periodicals and Journals
- Aboriginal Journals
This list contains both Native-directed and non-Native directed journals that consistently include writing by Aboriginal authors and Aboriginal perspectives.
- First Nations Periodical Index
The First Nations Periodical Index contains journals of mainly Canadian Native content.
- Highway, Tomson
"Tomson Highway is aboriginal theatre in this country." A brief biography from the National Aboriginal Achievements Award site.
- Highway, Tomson
An article from Kids Stop, an aboriginal website.
- Highway, Tomson
Biography and bibliography of award winning native Canadian playwright.
- Johnson, E. Pauline
The Canadian Encyclopedia entry.
- Johnson, E. Pauline
The first Native Canadian poet to have her work published in Canada. A comprehensive site - life, poetry pictures - from the McMaster archives.
- King, Thomas
Biography of King from Kid's Stop a site of the Department of Northern Affairs Canada
- Taylor, Drew Hayden
Playwright, scriptwriter and journalist.

Miscellaneous
Organizations
People
- A Tribute to Canada's Aboriginal Veterans
A website which contains articles about aboriginal involvement in the wars, monuments, Tommy Prince, aboriginal code talkers etc.
- Aboriginal People Profiles
Learn more about the lives and contributions of some prominent Aboriginal people in Canada.
- Brant, Joseph
An extensive site with his biography and information about the Mohawk nation.
- Crowfoot
It was primarily due to his respect for the North West Mounted Police that white settlement in Blackfoot territory occurred with little violence.
- Crowfoot
Biography of one of the most important aboriginal leaders, Crowfoot.
- Indian Cowgirls
A virtual exhibition on a current research project on Indian cowgirls by Professor Dr Marylin Burgess hosted by the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia.
- Longboat, Tom (1886-1949)
A picture and brief biography.
- Longboat, Tom (1886-1949)
An extensive article about the famous marathon runner, one of our Canadian legends.
- Pitikwahanapiwiyin (Poundmaker)
A brief description of the Cree chief's attempts to restrain his people during the North-West Rebellion.
- Poundmaker
Short profile of aboriginal peacemaker, Poundmaker.
- Prince, Sgt. Tommy
The most decorated Canadian Aboriginal veteran.
- Riel - Louis Riel and the North-West Rebellion: An introduction on the events and issues of Louis Riel's life
A publication by the Department of Canadian Studies at Mount Allisson University.
- Riel, Louis
A brief biography and some links.
- Sitting Bull
Biography
- Tecumseh
Profile of aboriginal leader Tecumseh – described as the greatest Indian warrior and leader of all time.

Policy and Governance
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