Algonquins of Ontario Code of Conduct
To view the Algonquins of Ontario Code of Conduct, approved by the Algonquin Negotiation Representatives through a Special Vote on August 20, 2014, click here.
- Algonquins Of Ontario
- Who are the Algonquins of Ontario?
- Algonquin Negotiation Representatives
- Technical Advisory Group
- Algonquins of Ontario Consultation Office
- Our Proud History
- History of the Algonquins
- Transcript of Letter sent to Lt. Gov. Cramahe – July 25, 1772
- Royal Proclamation, 1763
- Letter from Daniel Claus – August 8, 1772
- Algonquin Petition of June 6, 1835
- Algonquin Petition (Handwritten) of June 6, 1835
- Algonquin Petition of 1847
- Transcript of Algonquin Petition of March, 1862
- Constitution Act, 1982
- Algonquin Petition of 1983
- Algonquin Heritage and Culture
- Our Treaty Negotiations
- Overview of Treaty Negotiations
- Statement of Shared Objectives
- Protocol Agreement
- Addendum to Protocol Agreement
- Mineral Exploration Agreement Protocol Summary
- Terms of Reference for Algonquin Negotiation Representatives
- Consultation Process Interim Measures Agreement
- Framework Agreement for Negotiations
- Algonquins of Ontario Code of Conduct
- Agreement-in-Principle
- Enrolment under Proposed Beneficiary Criteria
- Treaty Negotiations Update
- Algonquin Tribunal
- Algonquin Presence
- Strengthening the Algonquin Presence throughout our Traditional Territory
- Algonquin Values and Potential Impacts of the Bissett Creek Graphite Mine Project
- TEWIN – A Generational Opportunity to Create One of Canada’s Most Respectful and Sustainable Communities
- Wateridge Village: A Collection of Stories
- Windmill Development Group Ltd. Zibi Development
- Major Real Estate Development Partnership with Canada Lands Company
- Timiskaming Quebec Dam-Bridge Replacement Project
- Economic Development
- Forestry
- Federal Surplus Lands Selected in Ottawa for Potential Residential Development
- Pimisi Transit Station on the City of Ottawa’ Confederation Line
- Lansdowne Revitalization
- Weaving the Algonquin Presence throughout the Nation’s Capital
- Totem Pole in Algonquin Park
- Eagles Nest Project – An Algonquin Story
- Recovery and Protection of Namé, Lake Sturgeon, throughout our Traditional Territory
- Returning Kichisippi Pimisi, the American Eel, to the Ottawa River
- Fish & Wildlife
- Resources
- Current Opportunities
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