Energy and Mines 10, 20, 30
ENMI6
Module 6: Treaties and Traditional Territory (Core)
Outcome
Investigate treaty relationships with First Nations peoples as they relate to the energy and mining industries.
Indicators
| (a) | Investigate the history of numbered treaties in Saskatchewan. |
| (b) | Create a map of treaty boundaries and Indigenous communities in Saskatchewan. |
| (c) | Explore the impact The Saskatchewan Treaty Land Entitlement Framework Agreement on the energy and mining industries. |
| (d) | Discuss how First Nations and Métis people use storytelling to convey knowledge about the land (e.g., the impact on Indigenous communities, families, traditional foods and medicines). |
| (e) | Compare treaty relationships and the spirit and intent of the treaties, where both parties benefit, to other relationships found within the energy and mining industries. |
| (f) | Research the past and current relationship crown and private corporations have with Indigenous peoples when developing energy and mining resources. |
| (g) | Examine how treaty rights and traditional territories impact energy and mining. |
| (h) | Examine the positions of First Nations and government agencies responsible for the management and stewardship of energy and mining resources (e.g., duty to consult process). |
| (i) | Reflect on how energy and mining relationships can support necessary and ongoing efforts of reconciliation. |
| (j) | Explore the impact of the Natural Resources Transfer Agreements on both the Indigenous peoples and the resource industry. |
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