Fred Metallic – Treaty and Mi'gmewey

Fred Metallic

'lived experiences', "Made from the ground", 1752 Peace and Friendship Treaty, 1985, Abilities, Accountability, Affirming Mi'kmaq Treaty Right, Agreement, Ambitions, Animals, Animals as Family, Authentic Source, Autonomy, Balance, British, British Crown, British Settlers, Brothers and Sisters, Ceremony, Collective, Collective Family System, Colonial Courts, Colonial Law, Colonial Power, Colonialism, Colonized Vision, Colonizers, Consensus, Consensus over Democracy, Consent, Contextualizing, Cook, Council, Cousins, Culture, Deep Perception, Delgamuukw v. British Columbia, Denied Sovereignty, Differences, Disconnect, Earth, Educated, Elders, Erasure, Erasure of Indigenous Legal Memory, Ethical Relationships, Eurocentric, Eurocentric Law-making, Extended Family, Extending Family, Family, Family Members, Family-like Relationships, Father, Feast, First Being, First Treaties, Fishing, Flourish, Food, Foster, Foundation, Foundation of Treaty-Making, French, Friends, Generations, Giving Back, Glusgap, Governance, Grandmother Nugumi, Gratitude, Help, Hierarchical, Hierarchy, Human Creation, Illegal Trapping, Imbalance, Impact, Importance, In Return, Indigenous Creation story, Indigenous Culture, Indigenous Oral Tradition, Indigenous teachings, Indigenous-Settler Relationship, Intention, Interconnected, Interconnectedness, Intergenerational Connectedness, Intergenerational Knowledge, Intergenerational Storytelling, Invalidated, Journey of Creation, Justify, Kinship, Land, Learn, Legitimacy, Lessons, Lessons on the Land, Listuguj, Listuguj Community, Listuguj Quebec, Living Relations, Living Treaty, Maintenance, Majority Vote, Meanings, Mi'gmewey, Mi'kmaq, Mi'kmaq Creation Story, Mi'kmaq Culture, Mi'kmaq Ecology, Mi'kmaq Family, Mi'kmaq Grand Chief Gabriel Sylliboy, Mi'kmaq Identity, Mi'kmaq Language, Mi'kmaq Men, Mi'kmaq Peoples, Mi'kmaq Political Governance, Mi'kmaq Sovereignty Denial, Mi'kmaq Youth, Mi'kmaq-Crown Relations, Moral, Mother, Muskrats, Mutual, Mutual Understanding, Nature, Nature is Family, Necessity, Nephew, Netawansum, Not Legal Documents, Not of Blood Relation, Nugumi, Offer, One Another, Ongoing Living Relations, Ongoing Process, Ongoing Responsibility, Oral Tradition, Oral Treaty Agreements, Overtake, Patience, Peace, Physical and Spiritual World, Physical World, Political Decisions, Political Ecology, Political Ideology, Political Protocols, Power, Protection of Treaty Rights, Reciprocal Relationships, Reciprocity, Record Keeping, Reframing Colonized Frameworks, Refusal of Rights, Relationship, Relationship and Responsibility to Land, Renewal, Renewed, Resolution, Respect, Respect for all that is Living, Responsibility, Restigouche River, Restrictions of Rights, Right to Fish and Hunt, River, Salmon, Seasons, Settler justification, Settler-Indigenous Relations, Settlers, Shared Family History, Signed Treaties, Significance, Socialized, Sovereignty, Spiritual, Spiritual World, Spoken Word, Status, Stories, Sun, Supreme Court of Canada, Survival, ta'n tett tle'iawultieg, Taught, Teachings, Territory, Thank, The Creation Story, Tradition, Treaties with Animals and Land, Treaty, Treaty Relations, Treaty Relationship, Treaty Rights, Treaty Understandings, Treaty-Making, Trust, Uncles, Upholding the Land, Upon Creation, Values, Voices, Wampum Diplomacy, Waters, Well-being, Wisdom, Written Law, Written Treaty Agreements, Youth

Mi'kmaq Territories