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Texas of the North
Treaty Tea
Crowned & Confused
Gavel Time
100

What are the two First Nation peoples specifically named in ATC’s vision statement?

Who are Cree and Dene?

100

What is Alberta’s provincial animal?

The bighorn sheep

100

What year was Treaty 8 signed?

1899

100

What unofficial season begins on Victoria Day weekend?

camping season

100

This First Nation successfully argued at the Supreme Court of Canada that governments must consult when Treaty rights may be impacted.

What is Mikisew Cree first Nation?

200

Two ATC Core Values

What are Collaboration, Respect, Integrity, Service, Unity, Innovation, or Excellence?

200

What is Alberta's flower?

Alberta rose

200

What piece of legislation transferred natural resources from the federal government to Alberta in 1930?

Alberta Natural Resources Transfer Act

200

How many numbered Treaties were signed under Queen Victoria?

8 (1-8)

200

This northern Alberta First Nation launched a court challenge against Alberta over proposed provincial separation initiatives, arguing they could impact Treaty rights and Crown obligations.

What is Athabasca Chipewyan First Nation?
300

ATC works to protect what three things?

Inherent rights, Treaty rights, and Traditional Territories

300

This Hudson’s Bay Company post became one of the oldest settlements in Alberta.

Fort Chipewyan

300

One major reason the NRTA was created was to help western provinces recover from what major economic event?

The 1929 stock market crash / Great Depression

300

Which monarch signed Treaty 10?

King Edward VII

300

Fort McKay argued this sacred and culturally important area was one of the last places where members could meaningfully exercise Treaty rights.

What is Moose Lake?
400

Complete the phrase: “Our strength is our ______.”

Unity

400

Before becoming a province, Alberta was part of this territory.

Northwest territories

400

Even after the NRTA transferred natural resources to provinces, what rights were supposed to continue to be protected for First Nations?

Treaty rights to hunt, fish, and trap for food

400

These treaties, signed between 1725 and 1779, were intended to end conflict in the Maritimes and establish peaceful relations.

What are the Peace and Friendship Treaties?

400

In 2008, this First Nation launched legal action arguing Alberta approved oilsands leases without meaningful consultation.

Chipewyan Prairie First Nation

500

What does ATC, as an organization, respect the most?

First Nation's individual sovereignty

500

True or False: Alberta existed when Treaty 8 was signed.  

What is false? Alberta became a province in 1905

500

Although international courts do not directly enforce Canadian Treaties, Indigenous Nations often use this international declaration to advocate for recognition of their rights globally.

What is the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples?

500

The Peace and Friendship Treaties were negotiated to help end nearly 85 years of conflict, including Dummer’s War and this 1740s conflict between the British and French in North America.

What is King George's War?

500

After years of having their project concerns dismissed, this Treaty 8 First Nation was finally granted full participation rights in a 2025 AER hearing regarding a CNRL oil sands expansion. Hearing results are expected this June.

Fort McMurray First Nation #468

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