Issue Seventeen: Indigenous Peoples Treaties with Indigenous Nations were all made between each of the Nations and the Crown, in right of Canada, before 1905, when Alberta first existed. The land we now call Alberta was, and still is, subject to Treaties 4, 6,7,8, and 10. The numbered Treaties are some of the documents comprising Canada’s Constitution. We are all Treaty people, but Alberta is not a party to those Treaties. An independent (not pa…
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