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Friday, July 04, 2008

Saskatchewan is blessed with a diverse population that includes Métis and First Nations people. The government of Saskatchewan has a productive relationship with Métis people in Saskatchewan and the Federation of Saskatchewan Indian Nations (FSIN). In fact, the FSIN is one of the oldest First Nation political organizations in Canada, and the government of Saskatchewan played a key role in its formation.

On this part of our website you can read brief histories of First Nation and Métis peoples, see contact information for Aboriginal organizations in Saskatchewan, and view maps of Saskatchewan that show Métis communities, First Nations and Treaty areas.

An overview of First Nations history, from European contact to Treaty Land Entitlement, with a focus on Saskatchewan First Nations.
A brief history of the Métis people, from the emergence of the Métis Nation to The Métis Act, passed by Saskatchewan in 2002.
Major Constititutional events affecting Aboriginal people in Canada, including the 1982 Constitution, the Meech Lake Accord, and the Charlottetown Accord.
A directory focusing mainly on First Nations and Métis organizations in Saskatchewan.

A glossary of terms relating to Aboriginal peoples in Saskatchewan.

Maps of Saskatchewan showing First Nations in Saskatchewan, the Métis Nation-Saskatchewan, First Nations participating in Treaty Land Entitlement, and areas in Saskatchewan covered by six numbered Treaties.
A list of books and articles suggested for further reading on Aboriginal issues in Saskatchewan and Canada.

Links to websites of governments, Aboriginal organizations, and international organizations, as well as other websites dealing with topics relating to Aboriginal people.

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Some websites you may find useful
Terms relating to Aboriginal people
First Nations and Métis in Saskatchewan
Shared Journey: Newsletter of First Nations and Métis Relations

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