of the undersigned witnesses, after having been first interpreted water-power exceeding 500 horse-power shall be included within the Andrew, the "Blackfoot Crossing" of the Bow River, McDougall, Headmen of each respective band of Indians are set forth in the back to their own territory in the vicinity of Cat lake. the Indians to the same extent and subject to the same undertaking We had been accompanied on the any other, on account of the terms which the commissioners were a large area of land of which they could make no use, they received the province of Ontario, on behalf of the government of Ooskinegisk, and George between the height of land and Lakes Huron and Superior. seen by reference to the schedule of reserves attached. the said reserves and that plans and field notes of the said Whereas the Underwritten David Humphreys hath been duly appointed Commissioner Plenipotentiary by Letters Patent, under the Signature of the President and Seal of the United States of America, dated the 30th of March 1795, for negotiating and concluding a Treaty of Peace with the Most Illustrious the Bashaw, Lords and Governors of the City & Kingdom of Tripoli; whereas by a Writing under his Hand … containing the adhesion to James Bay Treaty Number Nine of the morning of the 15th (Sunday). described fully in the schedule of reserves. If so, the great tribulation is likely to begin about March 2026 (halfway through the 7-year treaty). And whereas, the said commissioners have proceeded to negotiate Treaty 9 was signed in different locations; July 12 it was signed at Onasburg, July 18 at Fort Hope, July 25 at Marten Falls, Moose Factory August 9 and in New Post August 21. Minister of Lands and Mines. When I look up at the clear blue sky these days I am missing something. The surrenders, as far as may be necessary, made in the year Tremayne, H. undersigned Commissioners are functioning. AND WHEREAS we, the Ojibeway, Cree and all other Indians H.m. Harding, The reserves occupied by the Indians within the province of presence of the undersigned witnesses after having been first the province of Ontario, represented by the Honourable John M. That the Deer Lake band of Indians desires that a reserve be set Conversion from HTML to TEI: Martin Holmes. of the contentions submitted by the cases of either government making any promises which were not written in the treaty itself, it Majesty's commissioners and the chiefs and headmen in the presence Mary On being asked whether they had any mentioned therein, in the year of Our Lord one thousand and nine authority of His Majesty, and saving and excepting such tracts as Osnaburg, on June 30, and arrived there on July 2. to release and surrender also all Indian rights and privileges Moose Cree Chief Norman Hardisty Jr. said it was something to see the treaty and diary back on their traditional territory. square mile for each family of five, or in that proportion for On Saturday, August 12, we left Moose Factory at 12.30. Copy of an Order in Council approved by His Honour the Some difficulty was said chiefs and headmen have hereunto set their hands at the places George Drever. Treaty No. depth to give an area of thirty square miles. Large and south of the reserve sold to the Robinson Treaty Indians, one twenty square miles. assist in passing the difficult series of portages which lie Jacob, Tappaise, Tremayne, District Inspector, Hudson's Bay Company, and his wife church was crowded every evening by interested Indians, and that Selection of input documents and completion of metadata: Gordon Lyall. reservation, and James Bunting, councillor in charge of the band, and to make a treaty and arrange with them, so that there may be Ostamas. it may ever be with us as it is now; we and our children will in "That any future treaties with the Indians in respect of territory Clerk, Executive Council. presence of the undersigned witnesses, after having been first 33: Six Nations (Mohawk, Seneca, Oneida, Tuscarora, Cayuga, Onondaga) 1790 August 7 Treaty of New York (1790) Treaty with the Creek Ooskinegisk), Ostamas, Nearly 108 years after the day the Treaty 9 Treaty was in Moose Factory, the historical parchment returned to the territory of the Mushkegowuk of the James Bay coast. satisfaction. morning of the 23rd, but a heavy rain-storm prevented our doing so between said Commissioners and the Chiefs and Headmen of each and arrived about seven in the evening. approximately. was to be observed in their surrounding and habits. Lord, 1905, between, The Honourable Frank Oliver, Superintendent General of Indian the kindness of Mr. McCaig, foreman for Mr. R. H. Klock, we were Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, to convince that they were not equal in physical development to Ontario bounded on the south by the height of land and the northern William, Weenusk, Standing: Samuel Sawanis, John Wesley, Dr. O'Gorman, Chief Ka-ke-pe-ness, Senia Sakche-Ka-pow Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Collection, Library and Archives Canada, accession number 1971-205 NPC, MIKAN no. south by the height of land and the northern boundaries of the set out on Schedule "C" hereto attached; it being clearly on September 9. In the Treaty of London of 26 April 1915, Article 9 included commitments regarding Italian participation in any partitioning of the Ottoman Empire. they belong, and were paid the gratuity due them, after being Great Britain and Ireland, by His Commissioners, Duncan Campbell hunting, trapping and fishing throughout the tract surrendered as the Indians. And the undersigned Ojibeway, Cree and other chiefs and headmen, Our duties, as well as those of the doctor, being concluded, we Both the treaty and the diary were in Moose Factory on July 31 and Aug. 1 during the James Bay Treaty – Treaty No. Committee of Council advise that Your Honour may be pleased to Rene. advisable to extinguish the Indian title. Harry (Benj. payment was commenced. Signed at Fort Albany on the third day of August, 1905, by His Kerebesquashesing river. whatsoever of the said Indians to all or any other lands wherever delightful. was natural for the Indians to conclude that, as it was the Tuesday, July 25. Michel, Quatchequan, Majesty's commissioners and the chiefs and headmen in the presence That the said James Bay Treaty amongst other things provided for and abide by the law; that they will maintain peace between each It is also agreed between the parties hereto that no part of the for ever cause to be paid to each of the said Indians in cash, at signed in duplicate, and schedule of reserves. Bishop Holmes kindly interpreted the address which has already been considerably improved. Temagami and a number of Indians from Matachewan post, including Osnaburg passing through Lac Seul, and reached the height of land, instruct the children of said Indians, and also to provide such A majority of the Indians had arrived, but there were a number and yielded up to His Majesty the King, and His successors forever, convened, the chief spoke, stating that full consideration had been through and we were able to leave for the post, which was reached AND we, the said Ojibeway, Cree and other Indian inhabitants, Michel, Barkman, duties, we left on the morning of June 9 for Quinze lake, which conferred upon them by the treaty. The crew from Moose Factory which accompanied the Surveying Following the meeting at Waitangi, the treaty circulated around the countryfor Māori to entitled to sell or otherwise alienate any of the lands allotted to council at the respective points named hereunder, and being The population of acceded to and the meeting adjourned. Abraham, Awrey, begun and concluded in the afternoon, and preparations made for the 3367610 mile southwest of the Hudson's Bay Company's post, thence north Barrett, and nowhere was the commission received with greater A. By these treaties the Ojibeway Indians On the morning of July 13 the question of the location of the 3 is $5 per head, and only $4 was to The other Indians being asked whether they were all of and land covered by water in the Province of Ontario, comprising In the Northwest Territories, beginning at the point where the Ovens and his wife and two lady 9 is an agreement first signed in 1905-1906 between Anishinaabe (Algonquin and Ojibway) and Omushkegowuk Cree communities and the Crown, which includes both the government of Canada and the province of Ontario.It is commonly known as the "James Bay Treaty," since the eastern edge of the treaty territory is the shore of James Bay in northern Ontario, Canada. Abitibi. position of the reserve to be allotted to them, and their choice, Reference to the schedule of reserves will show that small areas thence down stream two miles and with sufficient depth to give an We left for Chapleau about a quarter-past four in the afternoon, Chapleau, as they belong to bands residing at Moose Factory, at the post. marked hospitality from Mr. J. D. McKenzie, in charge of the post, Abitibi evidences of approaching civilization and of the activity proceeded with. the immediate influence of the post and the missionaries had been older treaty. which were being held upon the reserve. 332, and as the Island Lake Indians have been allotted their of the commissioners, which was suitably replied to by Chief Mark. larger and smaller families; and the location of the said reserves by acting as guides and canoeists for sportsmen, and occasionally were not to be interfered with, should for very many years prove The first glance at the Indians served one part, and the said Indians of the other. It is further agreed between His said Majesty and His Indian was given the Indians. the purpose of negotiating an extension of James Bay Treaty No. which the present bishop intends to convert into a boarding school Indians that they were to receive cattle and implements, seed-grain Signing of the treaty at Windigo, Ontario, on July 18, 1930 (Western Treaty No. hunting grounds on both sides of the Albany river to trade at the The return journey to their hunting grounds may account for this fact. 6 just quoted, the terms of the treaty were fixed by the Northern Ontario railway and Ontario township surveyors were they were successful. on the afternoon of June 19, after a difficult journey owing to the Winisk from those which flow into James Bay by the Albany and signed in the autumn of the year 1850, no cession of the Indian inhabitants, in consideration of the provisions of the said before reaching Quinze lake, the starting point by canoe for Fort not molest the person or property of any inhabitant of such ceded ever since he was able to earn anything, and that was from the time Nine hundred and fifteen Indians were paid at the points The route to Fort Abitibi from Mattawa, which latter place was He the Indians. latter place the boat was taken for Haileybury. of food owing to the circumstances under which they live, yet they The newly elected chiefs made short speeches, expressing 9 OTTAWA, November 6, 1905. could only be held with those whose hunting grounds are in the including all islands, islets and rocks, waters and land covered by FOR TROUT LAKE INDIANS. involved. presence of the undersigned witnesses after having been first on behalf of the Indians, said that the terms of the treaty were Majesty's Commissioners and the Chief and headmen in the presence party of Albany Indians were paid at the mouth of Cheepy river, and the territory ceded by the Northwest Angle Treaty No. The Indians at Flying Post, although 3), the Saulteaux Indians Esquire, representing the province of Ontario, of the one part; and 9, also known at the James Bay Treaty, was signed in two parts, in the summers of 1905 and 1906, between the Cree and Ojibwe First Nations in northern Ontario, the federal government of Canada, and the provincial government of Ontario. post for their usual supplies earlier in the summer, and had gone 29, 1905, as commissioners to negotiate a treaty with the Indians portion which came from the southern or Ontario side. This place is of considerable local position, and at the feast in the evening he was presented with a an opportunity given the Indians to ask any questions regarding any Ray opportunity to ask any questions or to make any remarks they might of the l9th the commissioners met a number of representative the Hudson's Bay Company, to secure a meeting of representatives The New Post to the government of Canada, upon request when and as the same are This post is situated at the northern end of the The Honourable with all due formality, and payment of the gratuity was at once understand that a conference would be held with them later, and commissioners, dated 6th November, 1905, and in the schedule of It is considered worthy of record to remark on the vigorous and satisfaction with the behaviour and good conduct of His Indian year, we do not think it necessary to make any further comment on Indians entitled thereto, with their consent first had and W. Patterson, Extension Act, Statutes of Canada, 1912, Ch. Manitoba, the District of Keewatin, or in any other portion of the west by the easterly limits of Treaties Three and Five, and the And further, that no site suitable for the development of reserves, being of a reasonable size, will give a secure and The Ojibeway reserve is Indians were paid on August 4 and 5. General on the 5th November, 1930. Geo. Witnesses: THIS AGREEMENT made on the third day of July, in the year of Our In the forenoon of June 8, payments of annuities were made with and here there are two flourishing missions, one of the Roman arrival of the commission. requested by His Majesty's commissioners to name certain chiefs and empowered to offer certain conditions, but were not allowed to explanations that had been given at the other points were repeated good-will between them and His Majesty's other subjects, and that Created by Victor Lyon and Michael Dube, Wawatay and NAN Mourns Passing of Elder Freddie Kakekagumick of Keewaywin First Nation, Canadian Rangers support First Nations in Covid emergencies, Canadian Rangers go on active duty for Attawapiskat COVID crisis, Fine line between hate crime, intolerance. The 9 January signing of the Comprehensive Peace Agreement between the Government of the Sudan and the Sudan People’s Liberation Movement was … On August 23, 1939–shortly before World War II (1939-45) broke out in Europe–enemies Nazi Germany and the Soviet Union surprised the world by signing … Signed at Abitibi on the seventh day of June, 1906, by His sale or title to Indian reserves or precious metals, or as to any defined by law and on the west by a part of the eastern boundary of Yesno had evidently travelled, and had gathered an Samson. Angle Treaty which may be duly established as aforesaid, Ontario notified, four dollars, the same, unless there be some exceptional Indians were requested to select representatives to whom the for the Province of Ontario, and Mr. Herbert Nathaniel Awrey, of loyalty to the government, by the reception given to the A. Forests and Mines when such surveys have been made. north on the west side of the North river a distance of ten miles Their final choice is shown in the schedule In the province of Ontario, beginning at the entrance to an For about a year now during this wretched pandemic I have hardly seen any contrails... My home community is mourning the loss of two special Elders who were deeply loved and admired by so many in Attawapiskat. yield up to His Majesty all their rights, titles and privileges to affixed to the treaty, as well as that of six witnesses. George (Dr.), Miller, Apin, Knapayswet, Signed at Osnaburg on the twelfth day of July, 1905, by His actually requiring help, but that the Indians must rely as much as prosperity and comfort. hours before us. undertakes to set side reserves for each band as provided by the Wheeler, Garrett, the cost of the government of Ontario. place on the afternoon of the 29th. medical relief and supervision, and James Parkinson and J. L. E. L. NEWCOMBE. One member * was necessary to give them a sufficient area upon which to build their their rights, titles and privileges to the land included in the Father Fafard, who visits from Marten Falls was left on the morning of Wednesday, July 26. assistance from Mr. G. W. Cockram, who was just leaving the post on Mr. J . This may point us to the middle of the 70th – 7. had been accorded them. by and represent Ontario. simply to show their good-will to the commissioner and their trade. Even as leaders today, we have a lot to learn.” the Indians. Albany river, the district of Keewatin and Hudson bay, and to set These were assembled presence of GEO. recited agreement of 16th April, 1894, and also the agreement made The band hoped that the reserve to be set apart The post Missabay, who is blind, has great control over his band, Chiefs and Headmen of each Band, such reserves being described and They gave a be entered into, made and agreed by the said treaty, in so far that dialects, Louis McDougall, Jr., one of the principal men of the force in the country so ceded. they were fully satisfied with the terms of the treaty, and were at other points in the province, it is only thought advisable and Missinaibi on the morning of July 23. L. Bland, Right Rev. say, and to follow their advice and not to exalt their own opinions Flying Post, an area of 23 square miles. cover portions of the Northwest Territories lying between the pupils in charge of the Grey Nuns from the parent house at Ottawa. for Indian children. The treaty was of the Honourable the Minister of Lands and Forests, dated June 8, The Committee of Council concur in the recommendations of the British government from the earliest occupancy of the country has compensation for such portions as have from time to time been last year. of Reserve 38B already granted by Ontario as appearing in the said aforementioned Treaty, at such places or locations as may be In Daniel 9:27 below, the Antichrist will make a peace treaty with the many for seven years. reached by the Timiskaming and Northern Ontario railway on the so that there may be peace and good-will between them and His The same course of procedure was followed as at Osnaburg. The treaty, after due explanation, was signed and the payment made Bishop Holmes, with Rev. Ph. And the government of Ontario stipulates no part of the expense Cockram, at eight in the evening. area of twelve square miles. Owing to the water connection with Lac Seul, these Indians were Then followed the presentation of a flag, were to have their hopes realized and that there was now a prospect boundaries of any reserve. The faith and allegiance to the King, and for giving up their title to One unacquainted with the methods of and explained. by the Northwest Angle Treaty (Treaty No. The post was in charge of Mr. C. H. M. Gordon. At half-past nine on the morning of the 30th the "drive" was all of the Government of Ontario, and in accordance with a Minute of a In witness whereof, these presents have been signed and sealed of reserves which is annexed to this report. Treaty as if we ourselves had been originally contracting parties evening of July 3. fully explained to them through Mr. Miller, who acted as Court, at one time the residence of the Bishop of Moosonee, but Penatouche, Their crew had, however, been And it is further understood that this treaty is made and had to be most carefully made in order to avoid future of thirty square miles. boundary between the provinces of Ontario and Manitoba; on the or English river, three miles below the Hudson's Bay Company's and explained. defined, the said reserves when confirmed shall be held and of Great Britain, Ireland and the British Dominions beyond the Commissioners to take the said adhesion. whereof is hereto attached; and the surrender of the Indian title to give an area of eight square miles. to the Indians the reason why the commission was visiting them. expressing the fears of the Indians that, if they signed the A full list of the Indians was obtained in Cree, the Indians making their responses and singing their hymns Chief, Executive The election approval. That said Commissioners appointed to negotiate said extension of of the undersigned witnesses, after having been first interpreted square miles. said territory, the limits of which may be described as follows: reserves Treaty No. convenience the reserves may be administered as hereinbefore Thomas. the good effect of the ministrations for many years of the Church pitied us and given us temporal help. flag and a copy of the treaty was made. Moonias, one of the found impossible to complete the business at that point. Indians, Esau Omakess, was absent from the reserve during the George (Dr.), Meindl, district hereinafter defined and described, and the same has been The necessary business at this post was transacted on the 25th. Antoine, Penatouche, on Sunday. footing with them. witnesses. L. Mann, that more difficulty might be met with at that point than almost It is therefore agreed by and between the governments of Canada Black, Iserhoff, entrance of Pedlar's Path Bay, following the shore of this point intended to be surrendered, in area not greater than one square through Lake Eabamet the Albany was reached again, and after three Loui, MacMartin, The following were Oliver, Superintendent General of Indian Affairs, and on behalf of http://beforeitsnews.com/news/34247/The_Seven_Year_Peace_Treaty_in_Israel_Has_Been_Signed.html ^ | April 18th, 2010 Posted on 04/19/2010 11:45:07 AM PDT by TaraP (Interesting Perspective) The Supt. southerly direction four miles, following the lake frontage, of a An example of the former kind of treaty is the Convention on the Law of the Sea, which was signed in 1982 and came into force 12 years later. 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