Government of Saskatchewan is not responsible for any damage or issues that may possibly result from using translated website content. The federal government and First Nations signed Treaties 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 and 10 between and in the area that is now Saskatchewan. The map link below shows the areas covered by the six numbered Treaties. A key component of these Treaties is the allocation of reserve land to First Nations people. It has been formally recognized by the provincial and federal governments that 33 Saskatchewan First Nations did not receive the amount of land they were promised under the Treaties.
While First Nations and the land reserved for them are a federal responsibility under the terms of the Natural Resources Transfer Agreement, the provincial government is obligated to help fulfil the federal government's outstanding Treaty land entitlements TLEs. It established a framework to address outstanding TLE obligations. The TLE agreements are comprehensive.
Part of the provincial government's role in implementing the TLE agreements is to ensure that any provincial third-party interests are identified and resolved prior to reserve creation. The federal government resolves these claims by negotiating specific claim settlement agreements with First Nations. Although the provincial government is not a signatory to these agreements it works with the federal government to facilitate any additional reserve creation arising from specific claim settlement agreements that contain a land component.
Return to Table 3 note 1 referrer. The results for this category should be interpreted with caution. Return to Table 3 note 2 referrer. Return to Table 4 note 1 referrer.
The title of the graph is "Chart 2 Excellent or very good self-rated overall health of population aged 12 and over, by selected Aboriginal identity group Chart 2 Note 1 and age group, Saskatchewan, There are in total 4 categories in the horizontal axis.
The vertical axis starts at 0 and ends at 80 with ticks every 10 points. There are 4 series in this graph. Return to Chart 2 note 1 referrer. Return to Table 5 note 1 referrer. The title of the graph is "Chart 3 Selected health behaviours of population aged 12 and over, by selected Aboriginal identity group, Note 1 Saskatchewan, There are in total 3 categories in the horizontal axis.
The vertical axis starts at 0 and ends at 45 with ticks every 5 points. Chart 3 Note 2 " The title of series 4 is "Non-Aboriginal identity population. Chart 3 Note 2 ". Return to Chart 3 note 1 referrer. Heavy drinking refers to the consumption of five or more drinks on one occasion at least once a month in the 12 months preceding the survey. Return to Chart 3 note 2 referrer. Return to Table 6 note 1 referrer. Return to Table 6 note 2 referrer.
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