Treaty 6: A Living Agreement

Crystal Gail Fraser & Sara Komarnisky // Talk Treaty to Me - Book
Sriracha Revolver // Hot Sauce
Little River // Lip balm
Big G Foods // Beef Jerky
Pimachisowin // Treaty 6 Hanger
Miskamasowin Food // Bannock
Indigenous Box // Jam

Every Indigenous Box is curated from our growing network of Indigenous-owned businesses across Turtle Island. From time to time, individual products may be substituted for a similar product subject to availability. Any substitutions will reflect the same value, quality, and overall theme of the box you selected.

Treaty 6: 150 Years of Relationship

In the late summer of 1876, on the banks of the North Saskatchewan River, Plains Cree, Assiniboine, Ojibwe, and Nakoda leaders made a covenant with the Crown; a living promise of peaceful coexistence and shared responsibility for the land.

There is a teaching I share about a half tree; one cut off from its full potential, denied the conditions it needed to grow. For generations, Indigenous peoples have known that experience. And yet, like that half tree, they grew anyway; carrying forward a legacy of shared abundance because the responsibility was too important to abandon.

This box is that legacy made tangible. Every product was made by an Indigenous artisan or entrepreneur who inherited both the weight of that history and the vision of something better; a world where our communities exist in equality and harmony.

We honour the spirit of Treaty 6 not only by remembering it, but by living it forward.

Miigwetch. Hiy hiy.

-Mallory