Mi'kmaq GOVERNMENTS WE ARE CURRENTLY RE-MODELLING THIS WEB-SITE The Mi'kmaq People traditionally have had a system of government called the Sante' Maowiomi utjit Mi'kmaq, or the Sacred Gathering of the Mi'kmaq which is also know as the Mi'kmaq Grand Council. This is a system of government that is said to have been established thousands of generations ago and it still exisits today. The Canadian Government U.S. GOVERNMENT New Brunswick Government N.B. Band Offices Department of Intergovernmental Affairs History & Treaties Aboriginal Affairs ~ websites Gov't of Canada search results on Mi'kmaq Woodstock First Nations Forging a New Relationship Royal Commission on Aboriginal Peoples The Santé Mawiómi and the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms Mi'kmaq.Net American Indian Evironmental Office United States Environmental Protection Agency The Water - The Land - The Air: Tribes' Sovereign Right to Protect http://www.epa.gov/indian/ Bureau of Indian Affairs: Homepage U.S. Department of the Interior Information about American Indians and Alaska Natives http://www.doi.gov/bureau-indian-affairs.html DECISIONS DEALING WITH ABORIGINAL LAW in CANADA Simon Frazer University Library This presents a number of Canadian legal decisions dealing with Aboriginal law. http://www.lib.sfu.ca/kiosk/corse/aborlaw.htm Indian Health Services: Homepage P.H.S. 1955 The Federal Health Program for American Indians and Alaska Natives http://www.ihs.gov/

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