A SACRED TRUST

[@Scoinsoffaterocks]

I find it critical to learn the history of the people whose historical lands I live on. Thank you very much for making this video.

[@gloriapotts7383]

Awesome

[@hyacinthp4882]

Thank you. Respect.

[@rampantmutt9119]

Did the Mississaugas have settlements at Niagara Falls and Burlington heights?

[@colleenmcarton3270]

What is the song the children are singing at 10:50?? I am a school teacher and would love to teach it to my children.

[@sophiep8875]

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[@sabrinadennis-unknownlocat2346]

Very informative! I am looking for information appropriate for my Grade 3 class to teach them about the territory acknowledgement and what it means. I wand to educate myself and my students and to participate in the reconciliation process.

[@mississaugasofthecredit]

Aanii Sabrina, please contact our office through email at [e-mail] and I can forward your request to the appropriate department.

[@n_y_o_o_m]

my father was a member of y'all.

[@brodieelliott7556]

We didn't travel to evade Anyone. We traveled to be left by Settlers. And there are own land as the Rotinónsion:ni also. Shared between Nations. The dish with one spoon Wampum tells the story. But get your facts straight before making uneducated assumptions. We had the biggest an one of the strongest Confederacys of that time. We didn't evade anything. These lands are our Beaver hunting ground, and Old Settlement's

[@brodieelliott7556]

It wasn't just there Territory. The Iroquois also hunted, lived in this area as well. Wampum belts say it all. Again please make educated information avaliable because again this is being spoken WRONG

[@grammerly2363]

lol

[@viivii9458]

That's not grammatically correct. It's "Laugh Out Loud".