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Wikipedia and Canada's First Nations

Overviews, Introductions: First Nations; Indigenous peoples of the Pacific Northwest Coast
Self-governance: First Nations government (Canada); Assembly of First Nations; Oweekeno-Kitasoo-Nuxalk Tribal Council; Grand Council of the Crees; Six Nations of the Grand River First Nation; Seven Nations of Canada
Tribal councils: Oweekeno-Kitasoo-Nuxalk Tribal Council; Agreement Respecting a New Relationship Between the Cree Nation and the Government of Quebec; Grand Council of Treaty 3; Section Thirty-five of the Constitution Act, 1982; James Bay Project; Oka Crisis
Aboriginal title: St. Catherines Milling v. The Queen; Aboriginal title; William Watson, Baron Watson; R. v. Guerin
Challenging First Nations special status: Calgary School; Ted Morton; Tom Flanagan (political scientist); Ted Moses
Notable First Nation individuals: National Aboriginal Achievement Awards; Matthew Coon Come; William Commanda
Royal Commissions: 1996; Bertha Wilson; Georges Erasmus
Time immemorial: Pre-Columbian era; History of the Americas; Beringia; Eric Hultén; Timeline of First Nations history; Settlement of the Americas; Timeline of pre-Columbian trans-oceanic contact; Late Pleistocene; List of pre-Columbian cultures; Prehistoric Southwestern Cultural Divisions; Mesoamerica; Aboriginal peoples in Canada; List of archaeological periods (North America); Genetic history of indigenous peoples of the Americas; Handbook of North American Indians; History of Mesoamerica (Paleo-Indian); History of the west coast of North America; Origins of Paleoindians; Holocene; Bison hunting; Bison occidentalis
Precolonial history, trade routes, archaeology,: Great Marpole Midden; Charles Edward Borden; History of Canada; Wisconsin glaciation; Clovis culture; Bison antiquus; American bison; Three Sisters (agriculture); Wild rice; Grease trail; Eulachon; Manitou; Medicine wheel; Midewiwin; Cowry; Whiteshell; Whiteshell Provincial Park; Petroform; Tipi ring; Southwold Earthworks; Longhouse; Great bison belt; Buffalo jump; Pemmican; North American beaver; Bison; Boreal woodland caribou; Glooscap; Nanabozho; Trickster; Ho-Chunk; Mythologies of the indigenous peoples of North America; Blackfoot mythology; Abenaki mythology
Early explorers and the fur trade: Canada (New France); Samuel de Champlain; Jean de Brébeuf; Society of Jesus; Pierre Gaultier de Varennes, sieur de La Vérendrye; Fort Kaministiquia; Voyageurs National Park; Coureur des bois; Pierre-Esprit Radisson; Étienne Brûlé; Médard des Groseilliers; French and Indian War; British North America; Hudson Bay expedition (1686); British colonization of the Americas; Seven Years' War; Jeffery Amherst, 1st Baron Amherst; Treaty of Paris (1763); Prince Rupert of the Rhine; Factory (trading post); North West Company; Alexander Mackenzie (explorer); Fort Chipewyan, Alberta; Fort McKay First Nation; Rupert's Land; Hudson's Bay Company; Royal Proclamation of 1763; Pontiac's War; York Factory; Beaver Wars
History 19th century: Constitution Act, 1867; Indian Act; Queen Victoria
Federal institutional infrastructure with First Nations: Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development Canada; Minister of Aboriginal Affairs and Northern Development; Canadian Wildlife Service; Employment equity (Canada); Geological Survey of Canada; First Nations Summit; Indian Register
Treaties: Treaty 1; Treaty 2; Treaty 3; Treaty 4; Treaty 5; Treaty 6; Treaty 7; Treaty 8; Treaty 9; British Columbia Treaty Process
Canadian Indian Residential Schools: Canadian Indian residential school system; Indian Residential Schools Truth and Reconciliation Commission; Anglican Church of Canada; Roman Catholicism in Canada; Stephen Harper; Cultural assimilation
First Nations archives, articles related to: Canadian Archaeological Association; Canadian Museum of Civilization; Canadian Register of Historic Places; Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump; Museum of Ontario Archaeology; National Historic Sites of Canada; National Historic Sites of Canada; Provincial Historic Sites of Alberta; Royal Alberta Museum; Voyageurs National Park; Wanuskewin Heritage Park
First Nations: governments, confederacies, communities, traditional territories, reserves and bands wiht references in existing wikipedia articles of significance, (to be re-grouped); Blackfoot Confederacy; Attawapiskat First Nation; Ardoch Algonquin First Nation; Bearspaw First Nation; Beaver Lake Cree Nation; Kashechewan First Nation; Kwakiutl First Nation; Tsuu T'ina Nation Indian Reserve No. 145; Musqueam Indian Band; Norway House Cree Nation; Opaskwayak Cree Nation; Tsuu T'ina Nation; Sagkeeng First Nation; York Factory First Nation
Articles on geographical places with significance to First Nations history: Albany River; Ontario; Bella Coola, British Columbia; Bobs Lake (Tay River); Carmangay, Alberta; Charles Bayly; British Columbia; Chisasibi, Quebec; Crowsnest Pass; Eeyou Istchee James Bay Territory; Fort Albany, Ontario; Fort Alexander, Manitoba; British Columbia; Nuanvik; Hudson Bay; Hudson Bay drainage basin; James Bay; Johnstone Strait; Hayes River; Kanesatake, Quebec; Kitigan Zibi, Quebec; Lake Mistassini; Mistissini, Quebec; Moose Factory; Nelson River; Nipigon River; Norway House, Manitoba; Porcupine Hills; Port Nelson, Manitoba; Rainy Lake; Susquehanna River; Queen Charlotte Strait; The Pas; Timiskaming District; Types of municipalities in Quebec; Wabigoon Lake; Wabigoon River; Whapmagoostui (Cree village municipality); Whapmagoostui, Quebec
First peoples (in process of re-organization): Algonquin people; Anishinaabe; Assiniboine people; Carrier people; Chipewyan people; Crow Nation; Dane-zaa; East Cree; Heiltsuk people; Iroquois; Kwagu'l; Kawawachikamach; Kwakwaka'wakw; Kwak'wala; Mississaugas; Nakoda (Stoney); Naskapi; Nuxalk people; Nuxalk; Plains Indians; Ojibwe people; Odawa people; Passamaquoddy people; Patuxet tribe; Plains Cree; Podunk people; Powhatan; Lower Chinook; Quinsigamond; Saulteaux; Seneca people; Susquehannock; Sto:lo people; Wiigwaasabak; Woods Cree; Wyandot people; Patuxet tribe; Quinsigamond
Linguistics: Notable linguists, ethnographers, missionaries who worked with First Nations languages extensively; Franz Boas; Marius Barbeau; Edward Sapir
Linguistics (in process of regrouping, re-organization): Indigenous languages of the Americas; Urheimat; Algic languages; Proto-Algonquian language; Lower Chinook; Athabaskan languages; Ojibwe language; Cree language; Innu language; Naskapi; Algonquin language; Iroquoian languages; Our Spirits Don't Speak English; Wyandot language; Tsimshianic languages; Na-Dene languages; Eyak language; Tlingit language; Mi'kmaq language; Algonquian–Wakashan languages; Silas Tertius Rand; Swampy Cree language; Central Algonquian languages; Moose Cree language; Naskapi language; Abenaki language; Great Lakes Algonquian syllabary; Algonquian languages; Assiniboine language; Atikamekw language; Babine-Witsuwit'en language; Beothuk language; Berens River Ojibwe dialect; Blackfoot language; Border Lakes Ojibwe dialect; Cayuga language; Shawnee language; Coast Salish languages; Comox language; Central Ojibwa language; Chilcotin language; Chipewyan language; Coast Tsimshian dialect; Danezaa language; Eastern Ojibwa language; Okanagan language; Delaware languages; Ditidaht language; Eastern Algonquian languages; Gitxsan language; Hän language; Kutenai language; Gwich’in language; Haisla language; Halkomelem language; Heiltsuk-Oowekyala language; Haida language; Heiltsuk dialect; Klallam language; Kaska language; Nipissing Ojibwe dialect; Lakota language; List of Algonquian personal names; Munsee grammar; Nicola language; Laurentian language; Malecite-Passamaquoddy language; Mohawk language; Ojibwe dialects; Munsee language; Nuu-chah-nulth language; North Straits Salish language; Northwestern Ojibwa; Nuxálk language; Ojibwe phonology; Ojibwe grammar; Ottawa dialect; Oji-Cree language; Onondaga language; North of Superior Ojibwe dialect; Oneida language; Sarcee language; Oowekyala dialect; Saanich dialect; Southern Tsimshian dialect; Potawatomi language; Ottawa oral literature and texts; Lillooet language; Ottawa phonology; Sechelt language; Sekani language; Stoney language; Shuswap language; Tagish language; Squamish language; Susquehannock language; Sinixt dialect; Tuscarora language; Tahltan language; Fox language; Tutchone language; Wakashan languages; Carolina Algonquian language; Etchemin language; Mahican language; Western Ojibwa language; Quiripi language; Loup language; Narragansett language; Nanticoke language; Powhatan language; Mohegan-Pequot language; A Key Into the Language of America; Massachusett language; Algonquian–Basque pidgin; Unami language; Plains Algonquian languages; Miami-Illinois language; Piscataway language; Menominee language; Chippewa language; Chinookan languages