The homepage provides a full text online archive of over 7000 documents on Aboriginal Issues. Although you must subscribe for complete access, there are a number of free articles available.

An excellent place to do research. Huge and well-maintained site with unparalled content. Thousands of links, both Canadian and international. The full text of many treaties and historical documents can be found here.

One of the best portals for beginning research in the area of First Nations Law. Lots of well-organized links and sources.

This fully bilingual website is an electronic community which "brings together people, information and educational resources" on justice and legal issues of interest to Canadians.

Indigenous Peoples and the Law is an online institute of law affecting Indigenous peoples. It aims to provide links to the best and latest articles available on the internet. Original essays and considered reader responses are also published on this site.

An exceptionally complete primer that introduces the reader to the area, and provides a step-by-step guide for researching and writing about Indigenous rights in international rights regimes. If you're writing on this topic, start here.

The website allows you to access an extensive, broad database focusing on Aboriginal issues, as well as many individual databases, such as "Canadian Native Law Cases Index".

The website provides access to news involving Aboriginal Peoples in Canada, along with the more specific area "News in Law."

An extremely diverse and well-maintained site, and a good place to look for paper topics.

The website provides access to full text documents of publications in Native Law Reports and other legislative materials.

The website provides access to the full text of Acts administered by the Department INAC.

This office has primary responsibility for land claim settlements in British Columbia and represents British Columbians to achieve legal certainty and economic stability. The website provides you with current news, historial references, key initiatives and reports, and a database of reports and publications.

The Commission is authorized to conduct inquiries into specific claims of government breaches of an agreement, treaty or statute. The website provides full text access to reports of all Inquiries.

The website provides access to the complete federal government policy guide, "Government of Canada's Approach to Implementation of the Inherent Right and the Negotiation of Aboriginal Self-Government".

The website provides a single window to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts, and government programs and services.

The website provides access to full text Self-Government Agreements, Comprehensive Claims agreements, Land Governance Agreements, Implementation Plans, etc., between the government and various First Nations.

The website provides access to complete government books/documents on the issues of jurisdiction and natural resources.

The website provides access to a document looking into the complex issues surrounding Reserve policing.

The AFN is the national representative/lobby organization of the First Nations in Canada. The website provides you with current and historical information on treaties and land issues.

One of the Federation's focuses is the protection of treaties and treaty rights. There is access to documents on treaty governance processes.

The website provides general information on the Innu Nation and contains detailed information on land rights and related documents.

Since 1983, the Metis National Council has represented the historic Metis Nation in Canada at the national and international level.

The home page of the Nisga'a Nation, who signed a historic self-governance treaty with the government of British Columbia in 1998. Excellent content, lots of links, information and pictures.

The homepage of ALST, a multi-service legal agency serving the Aboriginal community. On this page you will find information on Community Council, a criminal diversion program and related research documents.