Oakville Museum Treaty Lands sign
It’s #TreatiesRecognitionWeek. Oakville is on the treaty lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation. At Town Hall, the MCFN flag is permanent fixture to acknowledge and thank the MCFN for being stewards of this traditional territory.
Learn more: https://ow.ly/wQ6750XnQC0
Text reading, “Treaties Recognition Week,” points to the book MY STREET REMEMBERS, which points to text that reads, "Free reading discussion prompts and activities." Text to the side reads, "Breaking down important topics with classroom-ready learning resources to be used with Groundwood books."
A Pre-reading activity titled, "Who Lived Here Before?" features skills of Critical Thinking in Literacy and Integrated Learning. The Activity is written as follows, "Ask students to write or draw who they think lived on the land before them. This can include animals, people or nature. Share ideas in a circle."
Text reads, "Explore the learning resources for MY STREET REMEMBERS at Education-central.com. 1. Choose a Groundwood Books title by searching your audience age, book title, or exploring the topic collections. 2. Select your desired resources or skills and subjects. 3. Print!" And the Groundwood Books logo.
This #TreatiesRecognitionWeek, we're highlighting the educational activities to explore the topics and lessons of the book MY STREET REMEMBERS with children. 📖
🔗 Explore Education Central here: https://education-central.com
Check out these resources for teaching about #TreatiesRecognitionWeek: #OntEd
www.ontario.ca/page/treaties
NCCIH's Report summary "The treaty right to health: A sacred obligation"
In Ontario, #TreatiesRecognitionWeek highlights the importance of Treaties - sharing #TheNCCIH resource https://loom.ly/qcoO8VM
See also: https://loom.ly/qOSPYbc
#CulturalSafety #IndigenousHealth
📜 It's Treaty Recognition Week! 📜
We acknowledge the lasting impact of treaties and how they shape Indigenous relations in our country.
We were founded in NB, part of the Peace and Friendship Treaties. Which treaty land are you on? Find out at native-land.ca!
#TreatiesRecognitionWeek #Treaties
This week, students across #TVDSB are recognizing #TreatiesRecognitionWeek and learning about treaty rights and responsibilities. #TVDSB staff are encouraged to teach about the importance of treaties this week and throughout the school year. View resources: https://ow.ly/13Zk50XkZ1Z
It’s #TreatiesRecognitionWeek!
#TCDSB students are learning about the importance of treaties & our shared responsibility to uphold them.
Together, we seek to build respect & stronger relationships between Indigenous & non-Indigenous communities across Ontario.
#TreatyON
Want to learn more about the treaties where you live or visit?
Websites such as Whose.Land and Native-Land.ca are excellent resources for learning about local treaties and for helping you craft an authentic land acknowledgment or welcome.
#TreatiesRecognitionWeek #Treaties #ReconciliACTION
We are all Treaty people. OSSTF/FEESO stands with Indigenous peoples during this week and throughout the year in their ongoing struggle for justice, truth & reconciliation. Learn more: native-land.ca
#TreatiesRecognitionWeek #Reconciliation
November 2 – 8 is #TreatiesRecognitionWeek in Ontario.
Want to learn more about the treaties where you live or visit?
Websites such as Whose.Land and Native-Land.ca are excellent resources for learning about local treaties and for helping you craft an authentic land acknowledgment or welcome.
In acknowledgement of #TreatiesRecognitionWeek, join us via livestream on the Anishinabek Nation YouTube channel for a 'Treaty Talk' with Clayton King (Beausoleil First Nation) on November 4, 2025 from 6:30PM - 8:00PM EST.
In acknowledgement of #TreatiesRecognitionWeek, join us via livestream on the Anishinabek Nation YouTube channel for a 'Treaty Talk' with Clayton King (Beausoleil First Nation) on November 4, 2025 from 6:30PM - 8:00PM EST.
In acknowledgement of #TreatiesRecognitionWeek, join us via livestream on the Anishinabek Nation YouTube channel for a 'Treaty Talk' with Clayton King (Beausoleil First Nation) on November 4, 2025 from 6:30PM - 8:00PM EST.
In acknowledgement of #TreatiesRecognitionWeek, join us via livestream on the Anishinabek Nation YouTube channel for a 'Treaty Talk' with Clayton King (Beausoleil First Nation) on November 4, 2025 from 6:30PM - 8:00PM EST.
An article I wrote three years ago about the Between the Lakes Treaty (#3) of 1792, an agreement to share land that now includes Wilmot, which was signed by the Crown and Indigenous people.
www.commonsensedesign.net/newsArticle....
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