Indigenous connection

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�¼��ϲʿ��ֱ�� is located in Mi’kma’ki, the ancestral and unceded territory of the L’nu’k. We are all Treaty People. The Peace and Friendship treaties did not involve the surrender of land and it is our social responsibility to understand and respect the treaty, the people, their way of life, and the Elders.

The back of a person wearing a traditional Mi'Kmaq headdress with beading and feather. Mawio'mi guests are blurred in the background.

Academics

Indigenous Studies Minor

Learn about topics ranging from treaties to residential schools to land and resource issues.

Indigenous Black and Mi'kmaq Initiative

This Schulich School of Law initiative works to increase representation of Indigenous Blacks and Mi'kmaq in the legal profession to reduce discrimination.

Transition Year Program (TYP)

The TYP began in 1970 with a mandate to increase the access and the successful participation of Aboriginal and Black students at �¼��ϲʿ��ֱ��.

Indigenous Pathways Programs – Phase One [PDF-5.81MB]

This report details the existing supports for indigenous undergraduate students, including programs, resources, and recruitment and retention initiatives.

Research

Indigenous Research Resources

Learn more about Indigenous research and access resources to deepen your knowledge.

Library Research Guides (LibGuides)

Campus Life

Indigenous Student Centre

A supportive environment for Indigenous students provided in partnership with The Confederacy of Mainland Mi’kmaq.

A student society providing recognition and representation of Indigenous peoples throughout �¼��ϲʿ��ֱ��'s campuses.

DILSA is a source of support and raises awareness of Indigenous perspectives to both the community within the �¼��ϲʿ��ֱ�� Law School and to the public.