Alberta Online Encyclopedia - Treaty 7 - Treaty 7 Past and Present

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	Home About this site Project Team Partners and Contributors Glossary Resource Listings Sitemap Traditional Life Kainai Nation Historical Overview Customs and Traditions Social Life Spiritual Life Profiles James Gladstone Gerald Tailfeathers Roy Fox Piikani Nation Historical Overview Customs and Traditions Social Life Spiritual Life Profiles The Crowshoes Chester Cunningham Dr. Lindsay Crowshoe Siksika Nation Historical Overview Customs and Traditions Social Life Spiritual Life Profiles Deerfoot Natosapi Dr. Gerald McMaster Nakoda Nation Historical Overview Customs and Traditions Social Life Spiritual Life Profiles Jacob Goodstoney John Chiniquay Walking Buffalo Tsuu T'ina Nation Historical Overview Customs and Traditions Social Life Spiritual Life Profiles Chief Big Belly Chief Joe Big Plume David Crowchild The Making of Treaty 7 Historical Overview Settings and Context Government Policy The People of Treaty 7 The Treaty Commission The Signing 1877 and After The Treaty Makers Crowfoot Red Crow Bearspaw Sitting on Eagle Tail Feathers Bull Head Colonel Macleod Jerry Potts James Bird Jean-Baptiste L'Heureux Father Scollen John McDougall David Laird The Treaty Read the Treaty See the Treaty Treaty Map Perspectives First Nations The Treaty Commission Contemporary Views Elders' Voices Government Contemporary Life Arts and Lifeways Traditional Artwork Mythology and Storytelling Music and Dance Treaty 7 Management Corporation The Bands of Treaty 7 Implications and Contentions Land Claims Residential Schools Missionary Activity "Treaty Indians" Reserves Government Relations
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