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Office of the Treaty Commissioner Fonds
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9.8 metres of textual records and other material
Note: Includes 672 videos, 1,100 photographs, 58 maps, 74 microfiche, and 180 microfilm reels
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The Office of the Treaty Commissioner (OTC) collection was created in 1989 by Treaty Commissioner Cliff Wright, but was housed at First Nations University of Canada (Saskatoon Campus) from 1996 to 2010. When First Nations University's Saskatoon Campus closed in 2010, the collection was returned to the OTC. Initially the collection was housed in a portable storage container, but Treaty Commissioner Mary Culbertson dedicated Library and Archives space in 2020 and the collection is currently housed in the OTC offices in Saskatoon, SK.
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This fonds contains the records generated by the Office of the Treaty Commissioner, originally created in 1989. This fonds is divided into 10 series and mainly contains commissioned reports and archival documents relating to treaty-making between the Crown and Indigenous Nations in Canada. The 8 series under this fonds include: 1 Treaties; 2 History; 3 Justice; 4 Government; 5 Education; 6 Land; 7 Media; 8 Current Conditions; 9 Finding Aids; 10 OTC Administration.