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Other Resources
Some websites linked to (listed below) are created by or for organizations outside of the Ontario government, and those organizations are responsible for the information contained within their respective sites. These sites might not be available in French. Any specific comments or inquiries regarding those sites should be directed to the individual organization.
This page provides a list of links to external websites with information and other resources pertaining to the situation in Caledonia, including governments and partner organizations.
- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada
- Indian and Northern Affairs Canada Mandate, Roles and Responsibilities
INAC is responsible for two separate yet equally important mandates: Indian and Inuit Affairs and Northern Affairs. This broad mandate is derived largely from the Department of Indian Affairs and Northern Development Act, the Indian Act, territorial acts and legal obligations arising from section 91(24) of the Constitution Act, 1867; however, the department is responsible for administering over 50 statutes in total. Consequently, INAC's mandate is complex and its responsibilities encompass a broad range of services.
- Background on Six Nations Claims
In March 1995, the Six Nations of the Grand River Band of Indians filed a lawsuit against the Government of Canada and the Province of Ontario. The lawsuit involves allegations of breaches of fiduciary duty in the administration of Six Nations lands and assets, most of which are based on events that took place before Confederation. In other words, the Six Nations claims focus on how land and money were managed, rather than questioning ownership and/or a return of lands.
- Ministry of Economic Development and Trade
- Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing
- Ministry of Natural Resources
- Ministry of Transportation
- Ontario Provincial Police
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- Ontario.ca
- Premier of Ontario
- Aboriginal Affairs
- Agriculture, Food and Rural Affairs
- Attorney General
- Children and Youth Services
- Citizenship and Immigration
- Community and Social Services
- Community Safety and Correctional Services
- Consumer Services
- Culture
- Economic Development and Trade
- Education
- Energy and Infrastructure
- Environment
- Finance
- Francophone Affairs
- Government Services
- Health and Long-Term Care
- Health Promotion
- Labour
- Municipal Affairs and Housing
- Natural Resources
- Northern Development, Mines and Forestry
- Research and Innovation
- Revenue
- Seniors' Secretariat
- Tourism
- Training, Colleges and Universities
- Transportation
- Women's Directorate
