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The first signing at Fort Carlton
Little Pine and Big Bear were opposed to the treaty so at this signing they discussed what each side wanted, -
Fort Carlton second signing
Even though the chiefs did not sign this treaty until later this signing was the final of the treaty. -
The Fort Pitt signing
This signing was a way for the government to open the way for federal access to and control of western lands and resources. As the Cree understood it, however, the treaty would ensure peace and would help them cope with the threats to their hunting, trapping, and trading way of life -
Fort Batleford signing
Chief Mosquito signed an adhesion to Treaty 6 at Battleford after taking over the Band from Little Chief. -
Fort Walsh
Little Pine and Lucky Man bands signed the Treaty 6 at Fort Walsh. -
Montreal Lake singing
A meeting pertaining to the signing of the Adhesion to Treaty Six took place at the north end of Montreal Lake between representatives of the Crown and the Green Lake Indians. -
Colomb band signing in Manitoba
Treaty 6 was signed by the Woods, CreeStonies and other First Nations living in Northern Saskatchewan. Originally, the Colomb Cree Nation people were part of the James Roberts First Nation of Montreal Lake, Saskatchewan. The Colomb Cree Nation was formed in 1910 as a group of natives separated from the Peter Ballantyne Cree Nation of Saskatchewan. -
Rocky Mountain house adhesion signing
At this signing they decided what each side of the Treaty wanted on the Treaty. -
Futher Rocky Mountain House adhesion signing
Rocky Mountain house is located just west of Red Deer, Alberta. It was an adhesion signing, which means if they don't follow the treaty, there are major consequences. -
Witchekan Lake signing
Witchekan Lake Cree First Nation signed Treaty 6 on November 21, 1950. Reserve land for the band had been surveyed about 90 km northeast of North Battleford many years before; today it has 6,520.1 hectare of land. Economic activities include agriculture, forestry, trapping, and fishing; with its successful acquisition of the Bapaume Community Pasture in 1997, this band was the first in Saskatchewan to acquire a Crown community pasture through a Treaty Land Entitlement Agreement. -
Cochin signing
The Saulteaux First Nation where living near Cochin when they signed Treaty 6. They where thelast one to-date to sign an Adhesion to Treaty 6. -
The Michel Band
Michel Band was granted forty square miles along the Sturgeon River, northwest of Edmonton that was registered as Indian Reserve Number 132 when they signed the Treaty.
