[PDF] Algonquin Non-Status Paper - Joan Holmes & Associates Inc PDF Algonquin%20Non-Status%20Paper.pdf

Temiskaming for the Algonquin and other tribes of the Upper Ottawa Valley map shows a farm on Manitou Lake, directly to the west of Kioshkoqui on

Lakes tribes prior to the dispersals of the late 1640s and the 1650s Champlain's 1632 map, a "Huron map" acquired or compiled by Algonquin de 1'Isle

[PDF] 4 · Maps, Mapmaking, and Map Use by Native North Americans

by John Smith, showing the southern Algonquian world, a circumambient Hutorowicz, "Maps of Primitive Peoples," Bulletin of the American Geographical

[PDF] 150+ YEARS OF COLONIZATION = RACIAL DISCRMINATION

For our three Algonquin communities whose common law aboriginal title to much of modern Proper maps of the lands to be acquired are to be made, and

[PDF] A Profile of Aboriginal Peoples in Ontario - Ministry of the Attorney

Figure 2: Map of First Nations Communities Figure 3: majority of Aboriginal peoples do not live on reserves (or First Nation communities, as reserves are often

[PDF] 23 Algonquin History in the Ottawa River Watershed

Algonquin people believe they have always lived in the Ottawa Valley, Casson and Bréhant de Galinée on the map legend illustrating their 1669-70 voyage of

[PDF] Woodlands Culture Area Map - Mitchell Museum of the American

spoke Algonquin languages, but some did not Activity: Using the Woodlands map, identify the section where each tribe lived by writing the proper word

[PDF] Traditional Territory Acknowledgements in Ontario - The Ontario

Acknowledging territory shows recognition of and respect for Aboriginal Another interactive map that tells you which traditional territory a city/town sits on: Ottawa – the traditional unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishnaabeg people