Positive/Negative Stats
Negative Historical Events
Positive Historical Events
Negative Court Cases
Positive Court Cases
100

This law protects Indigenous rights in Canada’s Constitution

the Constitution Act

100

These schools tried to erase Indigenous culture and identity.

residential schools

100

This 1973 case first recognized Indigenous land rights in Canada.

the Calder Case

100

Indigenous people are often left out of these in court trials.

juries


100

Court cases help Indigenous people fight for safe land and this.

treaty rights

200

Section 35 protects these rights for Indigenous people.

Aboriginal and treaty rights

200

About 150,000 Indigenous children were taken to these schools.

residential schools

200

This agreement was the first modern treaty in Canada.

the James Bay and Northern Quebec Agreement

200

This 1999 case tried to reduce Indigenous people in prison.

R v Gladue

200

This First Nation sued British Columbia over violations of Treaty 8.

The Blueberry River First Nation

300

This document says Indigenous people can vote and run for office.

the Charter of Rights and Freedoms

300

This law stopped Indigenous people from raising money or hiring lawyers for land claims.

the Indian Act

300

Cree and Inuit people used this to stop a hydroelectric project.

a court injunction

300

A 2024 report said this effort to help Indigenous people in prison has not worked.

the Gladue principles

300

Damage from mining, logging, and oil made it harder for Indigenous people to do these activities.

hunting, fishing, and trapping

400

This group helps make sure Indigenous people can vote in Canada.

Elections Canada

400

Residential schools caused long-lasting ____ to families across generations.

Trauma

400

This section of the Charter protects Indigenous rights from being taken away.

Section 25

400

Neecha sued Ontario because workers contacted this service before her baby was born.

welfare (or child services/CAS)

400

This Nation challenged the government for allowing logging on land they claimed without consulting them.

the Haida Nation

500

This government group collects data to track inequality in Canada.

Statistics Canada

500

The Indian Act made it hard for Indigenous people to fight for this.

Their land 

500

This case proved Indigenous people have legal title to their land.

the Calder Case

500

The lawsuit says her rights to liberty, security, and this were violated.

equality

500

This case shows that if the government doesn’t consult Indigenous people, major projects can be cancelled.

Gitxaala v. British Columbia