Well before settler treaties, Indigenous Nations held agreements among themselves, such as the Peace River Treaty between the Dene and Cree Nations— an oral and sacred accord ending long-standing conflict. From an Indigenous perspective, historic settler treaties were sacred tripartite agreements between the Indigenous caretakers, the Creator, and the Crown, engrained with spiritual traditions, beliefs, and ceremonies. Pipe ceremonies held during treaty signings bore
As Long as the Sun Shines, the Grass Grows, & the Rivers Flow
Mar 15, 2023
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