Treaty 9

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Treaty 9 is a historic agreement signed in 1905–1906 between the Canadian government and several First Nations in northern Ontario, establishing terms for land cession, resource use, and ongoing treaty rights.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Historic agreement
Numbered Treaty
adhesionSigningPeriod 1908
1929
1930
administeredBy Crown-Indigenous Relations and Northern Affairs Canada NERFINISHED
Indigenous Services Canada NERFINISHED
alsoKnownAs James Bay Treaty NERFINISHED
appliesToRegion Hudson Bay watershed in Ontario NERFINISHED
James Bay watershed NERFINISHED
Northern Ontario NERFINISHED
containsProvision guarantee of continued traditional livelihood
surrender of title to vast tracts of land
country Canada
dateOfRoyalAssent 1906
hasAnnex Adhesions to Treaty 9 NERFINISHED
hasEffectOn Aboriginal and treaty rights in Ontario
hasOngoingIssue claims regarding resource revenue sharing
disputes over interpretation of oral versus written terms
jurisdiction Ontario NERFINISHED
language English
French
languageOfNegotiation Cree (oral explanations)
legalSubject fishing rights
hunting rights
land cession
resource use
trapping rights
treaty rights
negotiatedBy Ontario provincial representatives
federal treaty commissioners
numberInSeries 9
partOf Numbered Treaties of Canada NERFINISHED
providesFor annuities to First Nations signatories
continued harvesting rights
education provisions
reserve lands
purpose to obtain Indigenous consent to Crown sovereignty over northern Ontario lands
to open northern Ontario to settlement and resource development
recognizedBy Constitution Act, 1982 section 35 NERFINISHED
signatory Cree First Nations NERFINISHED
Government of Canada NERFINISHED
Oji-Cree First Nations NERFINISHED
Ojibwe First Nations NERFINISHED
Province of Ontario NERFINISHED
signingEndDate 1906-07-20
signingStartDate 1905-07-12
subjectOf Treaty 9 (Ontario) court cases
historical research on oral promises

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