Episode 2: Treaties | Understanding Indigenous History: A Path Forward

This episode contains material that may be disturbing. Viewer discretion is advised.
In Episode 2: Treaties, we delve into the complex world of treaty relations between Indigenous peoples and colonial powers.
Explore the intricacies of these agreements, from their historical contexts to their contemporary implications.
Witness the negotiations, promises and betrayals that have shaped Indigenous lands and the history of Canada.
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[@wichmanntina9671]

This series should be taught to all Canadians in public schools. Another great series is from the University of Alberta on the Metis, Indigenous and Inuit. We need to restore full rights to Indigenous.

[@kayjay460]

Thank you for the opportunity to learn and understand Indigenous history.

[@waskonegabowiik9821]

I think if you take away or abolish the Indian Act, Canada still has to adhere to the Treaties. Those are forever (: Miigwech for bringing all this to light

[@rachelladouceur873]

Would like to see one done one the Robinson Huron treaty. Then and now

[@ramonasattaur3277]

This is so helpful, thank you for posting this! I am teaching the Grade 11 Indigenous Voices English course in Toronto for the first time. When will the other episodes be posted? I only see Episode 1 and Episode 2. Thanks, again!

[@UniversityCanadaWest]

Happy to hear you find this as a useful resource. Episode 3 and 4 dropped yesterday. Episode 5 and 6 will be coming out next week.

[@creewarriorbigwind6875]

My thoughts are find a new Treaty partner that provides currency and military support to enforce Indigenous governance of the country.

[@ccloutier1586]

There is also the changes that happened when the government allowed liquor on the reserves.