Treaty 10

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Treaty 10 is a historic agreement signed in 1906 between the Canadian Crown and various First Nations in northern Saskatchewan and Alberta, forming part of Canada’s series of Numbered Treaties that facilitated settler expansion onto Indigenous lands.

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Treaty 10 canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Numbered Treaty
historic treaty
affects Crown-Indigenous relations in Canada
Indigenous land rights in western Canada
appliesToRegion northern Alberta
northern Saskatchewan
northwestern Manitoba
linked to: Northern Manitoba
category Treaties between the Crown and Indigenous peoples of Canada
country Canada
follows Treaty 9
hasConsequence assertion of Crown sovereignty over Indigenous territories
creation of Indian reserves in northern Saskatchewan
historicalContext Canadian westward expansion
colonial settlement of the Prairies
implementedBy Department of Indian Affairs
includesProvision annuities for First Nations signatories
education assistance
hunting fishing and trapping rights
reserve land allocation
language English
legalStatus still in force
negotiatedBy federal government of Canada
negotiatedOnBehalfOfCrownBy Indian Affairs officials
partOf Numbered Treaties
precedes Treaty 11
purpose facilitate settler expansion onto Indigenous lands
secure land cession for the Canadian Crown
relatedTo Royal Proclamation of 1763
Treaty 5
Treaty 6
Treaty 8
signatoryParty Canadian Crown
Cree First Nations
Dene First Nations
linked to: Dene peoples

First Nations
signingDate 1906-08-28
1906-09-19
1907-08-28
1907-09-05
1907-09-30
1908-08-25
1908-09-05
signingYear 1906
subjectOf Indigenous rights litigation and negotiations
modern treaty interpretation debates

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