Research Guides
The following sources are provided to supplement the primary information source, L4U, our Online Public Access Catalogue. These titles are suggested as a starting point for your searches. If you need assistance using L4U or any of the materials listed below, please ask the library staff.
Native Studies
Background Information
Knots in a string: an introduction to native studies in Canada / Peggy Brizinski. E78 .C2 B758
Cree-English, English-Cree dictionary / Gerard Beaudet. REF. PM 988 .B42 1995
Meet Cree: a guide to the Cree language / H. Christoph Wolfart. PM987 .W64 1981
Profile of the Metis / Josee Normand. OVERSIZE E99 .M47 N67 1996
Native peoples and cultures of Canada / Alan McMillan. E78 .C2 M345 1995
Louis Riel: an annotated bibliography / Harry Dhand. REF. Z8745.3 .D48
Indians of the Americas: a bibliography. REF. Z1209 .S27
Indians of Canada / Diamond Jenness. E78 .C2 J4
Smithsonian book of North American Indians before the coming of the Europeans / Philip Kopper. OVERSIZE E77.9 .S54 1986
Atlas of the North American Indian / Carl Waldman. OVERSIZE E77 .W3
Public policy and aboriginal peoples, 1965-1992 / Katherine A. Graham. REF. Z1209.2 .C3 G73 1993
Indian treaties and surrenders. E92 .C21 I5 1992 v.1-2
Report of the Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples. E78 .C2 R46 1996 v.1-5
Pictorial history of the Metis and nonstatus Indian in Saskatchewan / Saskatchewan Human Rights Commission. E78 .S27 S2 1976
Periodicals
SAY magazine: spirit of aboriginal youth. E98 .Y68 S26Internet Resources
Aboriginal Canada Portal: Gateway to Canadian Aboriginal on-line resources, contacts and information with an emphasis on government programs and services.
Atlas of Urban Aboriginal Peoples, c1971-2001: Maps about Aboriginal settlement areas in Canadian cities created by Dr. Evelyn J. Peters of the U of S. Based on Census information.
NativeWeb: “Resources for Indigenous cultures around the world.
Virtual museum of Metis history and culture: “Developed by the University of Saskatchewan's Division of Multimedia and Technology and containing hundreds of oral histories, photographs, archival documents and audio and video files.
