To Litigate or Negotiate: Atikamekw Nation is divided on how to approach land claim
APTN National News, 22 février 2019
“40 years! 40 years of negotiations that haven’t led to satisfactory social projects, so starting today, we will cease all territory negotiations and we will commence with a demand for title,” said Christian Awashish, before entering the courthouse and kicking off a lawsuit in Quebec superior court demanding recognition of their ancestral land.
“40 years! 40 years of negotiations that haven’t led to satisfactory social projects, so starting today, we will cease all territory negotiations and we will commence with a demand for title,” said Christian Awashish, before entering the courthouse and kicking off a lawsuit in Quebec superior court demanding recognition of their ancestral land.
AKI - Sociétés et territoires autochtones
EduTIC Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières
AKI décrit chaque société en dix thèmes : l’élève peut ainsi lire l’organisation d’une société sur son territoire. Ouvre l'élève à la diversité culturelle des sociétés et de leur territoire.
Les sociétés algonquiennes étaient réparties sur le continent américain depuis l'île de Terre-Neuve jusqu'aux Rocheuses. Parmi les Algonquiens, on retrouvait les Abénakis, les Algonquins, les Atikamekw, les Béothuks (aujourd’hui disparus), les Cris, les Malécites, les Micmacs, les Innus (Montagnais) et les Naskapis.
AKI décrit chaque société en dix thèmes : l’élève peut ainsi lire l’organisation d’une société sur son territoire. Ouvre l'élève à la diversité culturelle des sociétés et de leur territoire.
Les sociétés algonquiennes étaient réparties sur le continent américain depuis l'île de Terre-Neuve jusqu'aux Rocheuses. Parmi les Algonquiens, on retrouvait les Abénakis, les Algonquins, les Atikamekw, les Béothuks (aujourd’hui disparus), les Cris, les Malécites, les Micmacs, les Innus (Montagnais) et les Naskapis.
Atikameks, autochtones et amérindiens en Mauricie : 8 sites pour en savoir davantage sur les premières nations
Club Odanak, La Tuque
observation de 35 spécimens d’animaux naturalisés qui vivent sur le territoire de la pourvoirie
Mauricie, La Belle d'À Côté 2014-04-29
observation de 35 spécimens d’animaux naturalisés qui vivent sur le territoire de la pourvoirie
Mauricie, La Belle d'À Côté 2014-04-29
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Widia Larivière is an Anishinaabe advocate, writer, and media-maker for human rights and Indigenous Peoples’ rights with a focus on issues affecting women and youth. She worked at Quebec Native Women for eight years, co-initiated the Quebec branch of the Idle No More movement and co-founded Mikana, an organization that raises awareness about realities affecting Indigenous Peoples in Canada. She is a co-recipient of a Tribute Award bestowed as part of the 40th anniversary of the Quebec Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms (2015) and a co-recipient of Amnesty International’s Ambassador of Conscience Award (2017).
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