Indigenous Research Guide: Find Websites

The official website of the Assembly of First Nations.

Visit the CAP’s website to learn more about their organization.

Information about culture of aboriginal groups across Canada, including information about art, oral traditions, languages, totem poles etc.

This website provides information about government policy with regards to aboriginal people. Includes information about The Indian Act, Reserves, Bands, Royal Proclamation 1763, The residential School system, Sixties Scoop, The white Paper 1969, Constitution Act 1982,

Learn more about Indigenous peoples and their relationship to the federal government from INAC’s official website.

Read more about the MNC and its policies on Métis citizenship. This site also provides links to the websites of the five provincial associations.

Learn more about the NWAC from its official website.

Founded in 2015 in response to the one year anniversary of the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s National Event in Edmonton, RISE is made up of people from all walks of life committed to moving reconciliation forward in our community. We are committed to raising awareness of the lasting impacts of residential school, creating safe spaces for conversations about reconciliation, and offering opportunities to learn more about and engage with Indigenous culture. Since our inception, RISE has engaged over 50,000 people in acts of reconciliation in our city.

Explore this website for more details on Indigenous demographics in Canada.

Provides territory information from across Canada

“Indigenous arts, news, commentaries, features, fiction, poetry and essays written by Native American writers”. Volumes 1-15 (1998-2012).

This publication is for Aboriginal youth who are exploring career options and Aboriginal adults who may be
considering a career change. The stories inside illustrate rewarding and meaningful career choices in the social work
field with Child and Family Services, Alberta Human Services.