Treaty Resources Guide

Hello, Boozhoo, Aaniin, Tansi, Wotziye, Tanshi, Asujutilli, Ho/Han,

The purpose of this guide is to provide visitors with basic information, resource guidance, and supports while learning more about treaties across Turtle Island. It provides connections to physical and online resources held within the Libraries collection to support learning and research on treaty history in this country and ongoing responsibilities.

These learning resources originate from a variety of sources including Indigenous Knowledge-Keepers, authors, lawyers, politicians, organizations, and education facilities, as well as the Government of Ontario and the Canadian government. Other pages include recommended resources for children and young adults, as well as Kits and other hands-on materials.

We Are All Treaty People.

If you have the opportunity to visit the Treaty Learning Centre located on the third floor of the Learning Library, take a few moments to explore the Treaty Resources display. The display includes books on treaties and the impacts treaties have on all our lives. It also includes kits and puzzles.

Materials may be used in the Treaty Learning Centre or may be borrowed with your Student, Staff, Faculty, Alumni, or Community Library card.