Have you noticed the lack of beavers in our area recently?
Yes. Its the Hudson Bay Company trappers. We must do something.
The trappers have caught more beavers by the bay today.
How delightful
Elder, there is an issue at hand. The beaver population is growing short due to the trappers in the area.
Then we shall request a treaty so the benefits are mutual.
In this scene, two indigenous people are discussing about the lack of beavers in the area.
Deal.
We get to own more land to hunt by making you reserves, and in return we pay you.
We as a nation require reparations be made!
In this slide, two British trappers are talking about how today was a success in terms of capturing beavers.
Very well. Sorry!
One of the people in the village that noticed the decreasing populations of beavers goes to inform the Elder of the tribe. The Elder's decision is to propose a treaty.
This illustrates the negotiation and signing of Treaty 9.
This represents the indigenous nation of Canada demanding amends for the unfairness of the Treaty, and how some nations did not receive the reserves of land they were promised.
