Bibliography & Additional Learning Resources

The Indigenous nations principally involved in the Peace and Friendship Treaties

You can also visit the website Whose Land to learn more about the individual Indigenous communities in the territories under the jurisdiction of the Treaties of Peace and Friendship.

Treaty Education and Histories

Treaty education webpage by the Epekwitnewaq Mi’kmaq (Mi’kmaq of PEI).
Wolastoqey/Wəlastəkwey Rights Manual by Wolastoqey/Wəlastəkwey of New Brunswick.
"We Are All Treaty People" educational brochure by Treaty Education Nova Scotia
A Guide to Modern Treaty Negotiations in Canada by Waapihk Research
Shining a Light on the Peace and Friendship Treaties of 1760 and 1761 by Oriana Visser
Fact sheet on Peace and Friendship Treaties in the Maritimes and Gaspé by the Government of Canada

The Peace and Friendship Treaties

Digitizations of additional treaties in the series by the Nova Scotia Archives
The webpage for the Massachusetts Archives, where the original document is housed
The text of the Treaty of Peace and Friendship, 1760

The Marshall Decisions

Text of the Supreme Court decisions
A summary of the decisions prepared by the Government of Canada

United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

The text of the Declaration prepared by the UN
An FAQ on the Declaration prepared by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission

Archives and Reconciliation

Reconciliation Framework prepared by the Steering Committee on Canada's Archives
Reconciliation Toolkit for Non-Indigenous Archives in Canada by the Canadian Council of Archives
The First Nations Information Governance Centre